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No. 78.1 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 4,TEI SEPTEMBER. [1930.

Commonwealth of Australia.

Government House, Canberra.DELEGATION. FROM THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL TOPRESIDE OVER MEETINGS OF THE FEDERAL

EXECUTIVE COUNCILT NDER the provisions of Section 126 of the ConstitutionlJ of the Commonwealth of Australia, and of Clause G ofthe Letters Patent constituting the office of Governor- General.dated 29th October, 1900, 1 hereby appoint Senator theHonourable 3olin Joseph Daly, Vice- President of the ExecutiveCouncil, to' be my Deputy to summon and preside over meet-ings of the Executive Council, and to signify approval of theproceedings at such meetings, during my absence from theSeat of Government or in the event of my inability to bepresent.

1f, for any reason, the Vice- ]'resident of the ExecutiveCouncil is unable to attend, the Senior Member of theExecutive Council who is present is hereby authorized toexercise the authority herein vested in the Vice - President.

This Cominission supersedes the Contlnission for the saniepurpose dated 21st September, 3927.

STONEHAVE\

Governor - General.22nd October, 1929.

Local Courts Ordinance i930.THE TERRITORY OF CE\ TRA14 AUSTRALIA.

WHEREASby section two of the Local Court Ordinance

1930, it is provided that that Ordinance shall conl-nit'iiee on a date to be fixed by the Government. Resident bynotice in the Gazette:

Now therefore 1, Victor George Carrington, the GovePliiilentResident of the Territory of Central Australia., do hereby fixthe first day of October One thousand nine hundred and thirtyas the date on which that Ordinance shall commence.

Dated this thirteenth day of August, 1930.V. G. CARRINGTON, Government Resident.

2598. No. 7$. PRICE, ün ; Quarterly, 7s. 7d.: Half- Yearly,

A F MI ISTRATr VE ARRANGEMENTS.

IIltimurn BY HIS Ext -i :i i.i .vv' TILE (+tii'P:ii1;lli ;- {,t%;i : fiAt..

JOHN LAWRENCE, BA RO \ STONEHAVEN, the Gover-, nor - General in and over the CJomtnonwealth of Australia,acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Counci.}, . doHereby approve of the Administrative Arrangements specifiedin the Schedule hereto, and do order that, until further OrderHerein. the matters specified in the First Column of theSchedule, and the Acts of the Commonwealth Parliamentspecified in the Second Column of the Schedule, shall beadministered by the Minister of (State for Transport and thatthe Department of Transport shall be the Department to carrythose .! cats into effect.

THE SCHEDULE.

First Column.i Second Column.

Lighthouses, light ships. i Lighthouses Act 1911 -1919.beacons and buoys.Navigation and shipping. Navigation. Act 1912_1926.

Given under my hand and the Seal of the Commonwealthof Australia this twenty- seventh day of August, Onethousand nine hundred and thirty.

.STONEI VE(lover-nor-General.

By His F.xc-elleticy' Command

JOHN A. BEASLEYfor Prime Minister.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TOT T is hereby notified, for general information, that Hisj Excellency the Governor- General, in the name and onbehalf of His Majesty, assented. on 14th August, 1930, to theundermentioned Acts passed by the Senate and the House ofRepresentative_ in Parliament assembled, riz. :----

Yo. 23 ut 193U. " An Art to amend the Acts Itiorc Act 1901 -1916 and the Acts Iut -

teo to1904- 1916.,,rtr Act

No. 21 of 1930." An Act relating to Compensation toEmployees of the Commonwealth for Injuries sufferedin the course of their -Employment."

GEO. H. MON AHAI, Clerk of. the Senate.151. 2d. ; Yearly, 30*. 4d.

No 78. -4th September, 1980 1196

CUSTOMS BY -LAWS Nos. 1650 -1686.

1JAMES EDWARD FENTON, Minister of State for the

, : Commonwealth of Australia administering the Depart-ment of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuance of theCustoms Tariff 1921 -1930, and of all other enabling powers,make the following Departmental By -laws.

J. E. FENTON .

Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

BY -LAW No. 1675. . .

Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 105 (B).CO TTON AND LINEN PIECE GOODS DEFINED I OR CUTTING UP

FOE THE MANUFACTURE OF HEMMED oa HEMSTITCHEDHANDKERCHIEFS, SERVIETTES, TABLECLOTHS, On WINDOW

BLINDS.Cotton and linen piece goods defined for cutting up for

the manufacture of hemmed or hemstitched handkerchiefs,serviettes; tblecloths, sor window blinds may be admittedunder Tariff tem 105 (n) subject to the following conditions: -

The :mtnibiüna:, numbër of articles contained in the piecemust bar--.Handkerchiefs --12 dozenServiettes -1 dozenTablecloths-4 dozen.

A proportion, not exceeding 10 per cent. of any shipmentof any of the articles named containing less than the pre-scribed number in the piece, will not remove such shipmentfrom the operation of Tariff Item 105(B), provided that . inthe case of-

(a) Handkerchiefs, more than 2 dozen are contained inthe piece;

(b) Tablecloths and serviettes, more than 2 only arecontained in the piece.

This is not to apply to any shipment of piecegoods of different qualities or grades addedtogether, i.e., in a shipment of six differentqualities or grades of serviettes, each qualityor grade to obtain -admission under Tariff Item105 (B) must comply with the provisions set outabove. ,

By -law No. 14, published in Gazette, No. 15, dated 7thFebruary, 1929, is hereby cancelled.

(Operating on and from 28th July, 1930.) (T. & C.30/F48065.)

Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 174.

MACHINES, MACHINE TOOLS, AND APPLIANCES rOn USE nCONNEXION THEREWITH.

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, and parts thereof, enumerated here-under (but not the motive power, engine combinations, orpower connexions, if any, when not integral parts of theMachines or machine tools) may be admitted under TarifItem 174,

BY -LAW No. 1650.Item 174.

Book - binding and book - making machines and appliances(not including extra parts), viz.:-

sling machines, rotary disc type. (Operating on 26thOctober, 1928; 17th February,. 1929; and 8th Novem-ber, 1929, only.) (T.D. 30/810.)

BYLAW No. 1651.Item 174.

Electrical machines and appliances, viz.:-- -Motors, adjustable speed, 3 h.p., for use with full

fashioned- hosiery machines. (Operating on 6th and22nd January, 1930 ; 18th and 28th February, 1930;and 7th April, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/805.)


Electrical machines and. appliances, . viz.:-Motor, 720 and 350 r.p.m., 50 . cycle, 50 h.p. (Operating

on 26th March, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/806.)

BY-LAW No. 1653.Item 174.

Electrical machines and appliances, viz.:-Pitti for a 30,000 K.V.A. synchronous condenser set,

viz.:-ContactorsInterlocks

e

Operating -mechanismsRelays.

(Operating on 27th June, 1030, only.) (T.D. 30/808.)

Commonwealth Gazette

BY -LAW No 1654.Item 174.

Hat - making machines, viz.:-Feeder or breaker attachment for a fur hat forming

machine. (Operating on 30th June, 1930, only.)( T.D. 30/798.)


Metal- working machines and appliances, viz.:- -Burring and chamfering machine, nut, semi -automatic,

for use in connexion with the manufacture of railwaysignalling .apparatus. (Operating on 26th April, 1930,only.) (T.D. 30/796.)


Metal - working machines and appliances, viz.:- -Grinding machine, knife, automatic, designed to sharpen

knives 99 inches in length used in connexion with themanufacture of plywood. (Operating on 14th July,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/800.)


Metal- working machines and appliances, viz.: -Parts for a lapping machine designed for the production

of piston rings for triple valve pistons, viz.: -Cutters, millingGauges.

(Operating on 8th July, 1930, only. (T.D. 30/807.)


Textile working machines and appliances ( and all com-ponent parts thereof, except ,brush.ware and leatherware),viz.:

Winding machine, yarn, cop and hank to cone, 60- spindle,quick traverse. (Operating on 1st July, 1930, only.)(T.D. 30/813.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.: -Applying machine, compound, automatic, and dryer, for

sealing cans with gold seal compound, and changeparts for use therewith. (Operating on 24th June,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/795.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:- -Embossing machine, for embossing and cutting soft metal

strip. (Operating on 9th July, 1930, only.) (T.D.

30/797.)BY -LAW No. 1661.

Item 174.Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.: -

Feeder, automatic, for use in connexion with a wood-working planing machine. (Operating on Ist May,

1930, only.) (T.D. 30/799.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.: -Heads, arc welding, automatic, with control panels, meter

panels, resistors, and reactors, for use in connexionwith the manufacture of steel pipes. (Operating on24th December, 1929, only.) (T.D. 30/801.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.: -"Machines for use in connexion with the cleaning and pre-

servation of eggs, viz.:-Blasting machine, sandProcessing . machine, oil, for spraying eggs with a

thin film of oil.(Operating on 26th June, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/802.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz. :-Machiné for insetting, and extracting the pins of card

lags used in connexion with the manufacture of twines.(Operating on 27th February, 1930, only.) ( T.D.

30/803.)

aommonviealth. Gnat. 1197 N. 78:--4th September, .1984.

BY,LAw No. 1865...Item 174.

Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:--Machines for use in connexion with the manufacture of

malt, viz.:--- -Turners, germinating floor, automaticUnloader, germinating floor, automatic, with vehicle

designed for running unloader from floor to floor.(Operating on 18th September, 1929, and 28th April, 1930,

only.) (T.D. 30/804.)BY -Law No. 1666.

Item 174.Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:----

Press, colorfuse, designed for printing box -ends by meansof a transfer process. (Operating on 21st January,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/809.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:--Testing equipment, motor traction, comprising

Booster, 150 k.w., 600 voltExciter, shunt fieldGenerator, field excitationMotor, slip ring, 225 h.p., 440 voltStarting and regulating equipment, except starting

panel.(Operating on 2nd July, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/811.)


Miscellaneous machines and appliances, viz.:--Transmissions, variable speed. ( Operating on 13th

December, 1929, and 24th January, 1930, only.)(T.D. 30/812.)


By -law No. 958, published in Gazette, No. 118, dated 19thDecember, 1929, having reference to Electric motors, h.p.,equipped with planetary reduction gears which are boltedto the motor casings, for use in connexion with soot blowercontrols, under security, is hereby cancelled, but any suchmotors as were in direct transit to Australia on 4th August,1930, may be admitted, under security, under Tariff Item174 if centered for home consumption on arrival. (Operatingon and from 4th August. 1930.) (T.D. 30/791.)

BY -LAW No. 1670.Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 219.

TOOLS OF TRADE FOR THE USE OF ARTISANS AND - MECHANICSAND TOOLS IN GENERAL USE.

By -Iaw No. 29, published in Gazette, No. 15, dated 7thFebruary, 1929, is hereby amended by deleting therefrom thereference to hand nail drawers, but any hand nail drawerswhich were in direct transit to Australia on 4th August,1930, may be admitted under Tariff Item 219 if entered forhome consumption on arrival. (Operating on and from 4thAugust, 1930.) (T.D. 30/788.)

Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 404.MATERIALS AND MINOR ARTICLES FOR USE IN THE MANU-

FACTURE OF GOODS WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondcolumn of the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common-wealth of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

As to all the goods shown in the second column, thequalification, unless otherwise expressly stated, applies thatthey must not be partly or wholly of gold or 'silver, but.unless the contrary is specially stated, goods merely gold-plated or silver- plated aro not excluded:

First Column. Second Column.Goods in the manufacture Materials or Minor Articles

of which the Materials or to be admitted under theseMinor Articles are to be By -laws.used


All purposes Colours, dry, viz.:Lake pigments.

By -law No. 74, published in Gazette, No. 15, dated 7thFebruary, 1929, is hereby amended by deleting therefrom thereference to like pigments for use in the manufacture ofprinting ink, under security.

By -law No. 779, published in Gazette, No. 97, dated 17thOctober, 1929, having reference to lake pigments for usein the manufacture of rubber goods, under security, is herebycancelled.

(Operating on and from 23rd July, 1930.) (T.D. 30/793.)


Boilers, water tube Superheater parrts, viz. : ---ConnexionsElementsMountings and fittings.

(Operating on 31st January, 1930; 11th February, 1930;17th March, 1930 ; and 2nd April, 1930, only.) (T.D.30/826.)

BY -Law No. 1677.Item 404.

Generators for petrol electric Bars, copper, .045 inch x 21power units inches and .06 inch g 2-1/16

inches.(Operating on 18th October, 1929, only.) (T.D. 30/827.)


Railways cars Plates, steel, curved, exceeding27 feet in length.

(Operating on 4th November, 1929, and 17th February,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/828.)


Railway rolling -stock Brake equipment, vacuum,parts of, viz.:- -

Ejectors, vacuum.(Operating on 25th February, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/831.)


Union Yarns ( mixture of wool and other fibres ), whichwere ordered prior to 22nd November, 1929, may be admittedunder Tariff Item 404, for all purposes, provided that suchyarns be entered for home consumption on and after 22ndNovember, 1929, and on or before 28th February, 1930.

By -law No. 1044, published in Gazette, No. 6, dated 30th. Ianuary, 1930, is hereby cancelled.

(T.`í1.:30/821. )BY -LAW No. 1672.

Item 404.By -law No. 74, published in Gazette, No. ,15, dated 7th

February, 1929, is hereby amended by deleting therefrom thereference to bricks for lining cintering zones of cement kilns,under security, but any such bricks as were in. direct transitto Australia on 4th August, 1930, may be admitted, undersecurity, under Tariff Item 404 if entered fer home eon-sumption on arrival. (Operating on and from 4th August,1930.) (T.D. 30/787.)

BY -LAW No. 1681.

Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 415A(1).MANUFACTURES IMPORTED FOR USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF

AN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY OR OF THE NATURAL RESOURCESOF AUSTRALIA, OR FOR USE IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OR PUBLICEDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, OF FOR USE BY PUBLIC UTILITIESESTABLISHED UNDER COMMONWEALTH OR STATE LAW ANDNOT CONDUCTED FOR PRIVATE GAIN.

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia or the United King-dom, may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A(1), viz.:--

Miscellaneous, viz.:Fertilizer, synthetic, having a combined nitrogenous,

phosphatic, and potassic base. (Operating on 4thJuly, 1930, only.) (T.D. 30/822. )

Customs Tariff 1921 -1930, Item 415.E (2)..

MANUFACTURES IMPORTED FOR USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OFAN AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY OR OF THE NATURAL RESOURCESOF AUSTRALIA, OF FOR USE IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OR PUBLICEDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, OF FOR USE By PUBLIC UTILITIESESTABLISHED UNDER COMMONWEALTH OR STATE LAW ANDNOT CONDUC1aa FOR PRIVATE GAIN.

The following manufactures being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia, and not beingadmissible under Tariff. Item 174, 219, 404 or 415A(1), maybe admitted under Tariff Item 415A(2), viz.:--

BY -LAW No. 1882.Item 415A(2).

Electrical apparatus and appliances,Switchgear, iron clad, draw out type, 2,200 =volt, single

=

°phase, 5,000 X.V.A. !rupturing capacity,and acces-sories therefor, for railway traction _ su=b- stations.(Operating on 30th June, 1930,. only.) '(T:13. 30/823.)

.§eptapubcr, 1i13Ú

Br -LAW. u. 1683.Item .415A(2).

Electrical .apparatus and appliances, viz.:Timing apparatras for reversing gear, for reversing the

complete air and gas flow to either side of coke ovens.(Operating on 23rd April, 1930. only.) (T.D. 30/824. )

BY-LAW No. 1684.Item 415A(2).

Miscellaneous, viz. : --Patterns, wooden, for use in connexion with the pro-

duction . of multiple valve superheater headers for loco-motive superheaters. (Operating on 12th May, 1930,only.) (T.D. 30/830.)

BY-LAW No. 1685.Item 415A(2).

Miscellaneous, viz.: --Petroleum extraction spirit, for use in connexion with the

extraction of oil from seeds. (Operating inn 18thNovember, 1929; 5th December, 1929; and 13th March,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/829.)

BY-LAW No. 1686.Item 415A_(2) .

Miscelláneous, viz.:--- -Platens, steel, for use with a 24 -in. x 24 -in. hydraulic

platen press used in connexion with the productionof moulded rubber goods. (Operating on 24th April,1930, only.) (T.D. 30/825.)

BY-LAW No. 1673.Item 4l5Á(2).

Miscellaneous, viz.:'Regulating and controlling systems, automatic, for

regulating temperature, humidity, pressure or vacuumparts of, viz.:

Valves, regulating, viz.:--Diaphragm operatedGear operatedPlunger operatedSylphon operated.

By -law No. 77, published in Gazette, No. 15, dated 7thFebruary, 1929, is hereby amended by deleting therefrom thefollowing reference appearing under the heading of regulatingand controlling systems, &c., viz.:

" Valves, regulating, viz.:- -A cylinder and valve, the valve being gear operatedA diaphragm and valve, the valve being diaphragm

operated "(Operating on and from lath July, 1930.) (T.D. 30/794.)

BY -LAW No. 1674.Item 415A(2).

By -law No. 77, published in Gazette, No. 15, dated 7thFebruary, 1929, is hereby amended by deleting therefrom thereference to bricks gild ware " Obsidianite ", " Metalline "and similar acid. resisting, for lining those parts of Gloverand similar towers which. come into contact with hot sul-phuric acid, under security, but any such bricks and wareas were in direct transit to Australia on 4th August, 1930,may be admitted, under security, under Tariff Item 415A (2) ,if entered for home consumption on arrival. (Operating onand from 4th August, 1930.) (T.D. 30/786.)

SUBSTITUTE NOTICE No. 8.Quustonns Act 1901 -1930, Section 139.

WHEREAS I am of the opinion that Woven Sheets com-posed .of twisted paper with or without core of wire

are a substitute for Wickerware or are intended to be or canbe used as such substitute or for any purpose for whichWiekerware can be used or for any similar purpose, I thereforedirect, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by section139 of the Customs Act 1901 - 1930, that Woven Sheets com-posed of twisted paper with or without core of wire shall becharged duty at the rates applicable . to manufactures ofWicker n.e.i. . .

.Operating on and from 4th September, 1930..

;T. E. FENTON, Minister for 'Trice and Customs.

Comm.onwealth z :Gazt3tte

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.j T is hereby notified, for general information, that Hisj Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the adviceof the . Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to grantCertificates of Naturalization to the persons named in thesubjoined list.

ARTHUR l3LAKEL1:V, Minister for Heine Affairs.

Date of Naturalization, 6th august, 1930.Angelino, Giovanni, Up River, Proserpine, Queensland.Bessarahoff, John Onufu, North Side, Mackay, Queensland.Betti, Luigi, Kojonup,. Western Australia.Betti, Ta.ddeo, Kojonup, Western Australia.Bisas, Anastasios Nicholas, 17 Ellen- street, Fremantle, Western

Australia.Brusutti, a.uroririo, :171 Riley- street, Surry Hills, New South

Wales.Cassinratis. Nicholas, Bank- street, Molong, New South. Wales.Collareda, Gilio, 24 Clarice- street, Lithgow, New South Wales.Comensoli, Pietro, Mangrove Mountains, Gosford, New South

Wales.Costa, Igino, ,lUnction- street, Stones Corner, South Brisbane,

Queensland.Goulevitelr, Paul, Marian, near Mackay, Queensland.Italiano, Dominic Anthony, Red Hill, Victoria.Kostitch, Dime, Moe, Victoria.Longo, Salvatore, 215 William- street, Perth, Western Aus-

tralia.Miliotis, Peter George, River- street, Ballina, New South

Wa les.Olsen, Carl Niels, `2 5 Thomas- street, Balmain, New South

Wales:Radalj, Marko, No. 5 Camp, Kurrawang, Western Australia.Rigoni, Giuseppe, 70 Pelham- street, Carlton, Victoria.Vassis, George, 103 Queensberry street, Carlton, Victoria.l'entouras, Georges, r47 Elgin- street, Carlton, Victoria.Weinrib, Nathan, 342 Rathdown- street, North Carlton, Vie-. toria.Zovi, Marco, The Avenue, Corrirual, New South Wales.:Andersen, Erna Enreilie, 300 Bay- street, Brighton -le- Sands,

New Smith Wales.Andersen, Markus. Picton .Junction, Western Australia.13astiaarorr, Romeo, Griffith, New South Wales.Bcni.nati, Domenico, 101 Cathedral- street, Sydney, New South

Wales.Buuibak, Josili, No. 5 Camp, Kurrawang, Woodline, Western

Australia.Cimatoribus, Ernesto, Finch iattorr, near Mackay, Queensland.Cochineas, Christopher George, Wangaratta, Victoria.Codolonga, Pietro. Donnybrook, Western Australia.Cortese, Mario, Strathdickie, Proserpine, Queensland.Devecclri, Ernesto, Mossman, Queensland.Hulsen, Kurt Georg Johannes, Balmoral, Southern Line, New

South Wales.Lopes, Angelo, 35 Victoria-avenue, North Fremantle, Western

Australia.Mazza, Giovanni, Dwyer- street, Boulder, Western Australia.Noliou, Dimitri Zissi, Narembeen, Western Australia.Panozzo, Igino, Cross Roads, South Johnstone, Queensland.Pavlovic, l'etar Nedjelko. 56 Short- street, Perth, Western

Australia.Pregno, Lorenzo Michele, Aloomba, Queensland.1 aso, Giuseppe, 211 Franklin- street, Adelaide, South Australia.Rocchiceioli, Secondo, 143 James- street, Perth, Western Aus-

tralia.Scaggiari, Andrea, 75 Princes- street, Carlton, Victoria.Taranto, Stefano, 62 Market- street, Fremantle, Western Aus-

tralia.Turra, Pietro, Horsley Estate, via. Smithfield, Sydney, New

South Wales.Simos, Demetrios Ioanou, Kyogle -road, Kyogle, New South

Wales.Vigorelli, Natale, Halifax, Queensland.Vollm, Willie, Boonah, Queensland.Zegiares, Nicholas John, 120 Gertrude - street, Fitzroy, Victoria.

Date of Yaturalizatiorr., 11th A.ugust, 1930.uarollo, Steve Ampelio, The Avenue, Corrinral, New South

%Vales.Casella, Francesco, 188 Riley- street., 1arlinghurst, New South

Wales.Cikoja, Ivan, Silkwood, Queensland.Del ides, .John, 501 Murray- street, Perth, Western Australia.Fella Vedova, Pietro, 901 Forrest-street, Boulder. Western

A ustralia.Di :lláuro, Angelo, Aloomba, Queensland. .

Farros, -Haralabus, Garah, New South Wales.Fássio, Luigi, Ingham, .Queensland.Genie, Rudolf. Alfred, Kakorna, via Rockhampton, Queensland.Giljevic, Marko, Merbein, Victoria.fus, Augusto, 349 Riley- street. Sorry Hills, New South Wales.

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Lunardi, Prinio; Waterloo, Western Aüstraliá:Pa pa.lazaros, Dimitriofi. Luxor - arcade; Perth, Western. Aiis-

tralia.*If.arisou, Marco, Ciromatrty, near Townsville, Queensland.Penna, Lidio, 20:3 Rochford- street, Erskineville, New South

Wales.Pierinami, Sa.nte, »garda. Western Australia.Sal ellaridis, Elias George, Crawford- street, (usa nlieya.n, New

South W ales.Searabelio; Giovanni, Aloomba, Queensland.Scheri i, Antonio, Worsley, Western Australia.Scheyer, Johann, Bristol- street. (rear Boundary street, \i1'est

End, Brisbane, Queensland..Silberberg, Nissan, 213 Hotham street. Ripponlea, 5.4. Vic -

toria.Stanis, Petros, Crawford- street, Queanbeyan, New South

Wales.Starcic, Mate, 7 Benny- street, Paddington. New South Wales.Stefon, Ange Nicolae, Barmera, South Australia.Stipanic, Matteo, Baling-up, Western Australia,Teruo, Ar(angelo, 385 William-street. Perth, \ \'extern Aus-

tralia.

Date. of Naturalization. l SII, Angus'. 1930.

l3inotto, rovarrni, r'ai'nes -lune, 'hiìrra+ \vannai, Neri' South\Vales.

Biondi, l'r o, ß,ihin(la. Queensland.('liyderiotis, Emanuel Anest i. t) Vaughan- street:. Fitzroy.

Victoria.Do Dona. Lueio, 2, Fitzroy - place. Surry Hills. Now South

Wa les.(Iianaatti, Luigi, .7arra.hdule, Western Australia.Grivas, Joanis (Joit), New City Cafc!, Cairn;, Queensland.Hodne, Haakon Wilhelm Bloch, Seamen's Mission, Nilo street.

Port Adelaide, South Austt alia..laja, llans(iur \fass(ru(l. 2 :37 Eli %:ìbeth-street. Redfern. New

South Wales.losoneri, ,fo,:e:ph \Villiani, 3laujiinup. \ \'e4tesn Australia.Leratchas (known as Lucas) . Stealers, 117 Pei ki:tn- street,

Carlton. Victoria.Lucas, Nicholas, :38 Bourke- street. Melbourne. \'ietor'ia.llagnetti, Domenico. J) River, Proserpine, (,),reensln.nd.Mavrontati, Spiro (or Alavromatis. Spiridon ) . Stanley- street.

South Brisbane, Queensland.Parthenos, Cl+restos, 248 Riley- street. Sydney, New South

Wales.i atriscliotÏ, Fredericks. 22 Rochester-street. Caainperdoii'n. New

South Wales.Poli, Oliver, ,larvisfieldl, Ayr. Queensland.Reisman, Hans Theodor. Shellharbour- road, Port Kenrhla,

New South Wales.Schermi, Cesare, 55 ltossnrore- avenue. Punchbowl, New South

Wales.Snivkowsky, Lucas, Tully, Queensland.Spessa, Nicola, _Mirriwinni, Babinda, Queen siain1.Sporn, C'.hristoplie, Coolup, Western Australia.Stella, Antonio, 75 Neil - street, North Carlton. Victoria.l'ali jancih, Vice. 25 Bathurst-street, Sydney. New South Wales.Torbey, T'ataous, 293 Drummond- street. Carlton. Victoria(.Zupanov, Anton, 50 Short-street, Perth, Western Australia,Coneiau, Dante, 95 h'raneis- street, Leírlaliaardt. New Smith

Wales.Urtato. Francesco. 97u Auburn-road. Auburn. New South

\Wales.

Dade of Naturalization, OM August, 1930.Atnbrosiadis, Ciriaco, Three Springs, Western Australia.Biondi, Mario Charles Spiriclion l'erifauro. Anthony's Lagoon,

North Australia..Bortolussi, .Ben jam in, 401) Canning-st root . North Carlton,

Victoria.Catlligeros, :\.thanasius, Lake (:'argelligo, New South Wales.Christenson,. Percy, Maekay, tbicsPiisl;and.Constantine, ,lolur, -t:i Sommer-street . Ora Now South

'Wales.

f)(r.t(s of Arratrrr(rli:rttiurr, t;lh .1w/us/. 1'i ,ti.l)e "feio, Giuseppe, Xnglia+ìi, Queensland.

Date of Naturalization, -111r .Iul,y,Divitini, Gaetano, Irrgrarn's Mills, Erica, Vietnrisa.

flute of Naturalization. (ith August, 1930.(_:ar(l)eri, Antonio, Sh(ttts, via ('ctliie. Western Australi:i.

( rtnvit('lr, Harry. 21i8 (-. raft on-si reel . \\'cz011aihrai. New south\\-ales.

trrubisieli, Lnvrr, 41 ('onastook-street. South Broken Hill, NewSouth Wales.

l)rr"lr of .l'r: trr.rn; iz(atiorr, 81h . ugirst. 11130.

+",iiliottai. Srtkvaowe. licrne Hill. ('preetrtihtriCl.

Date; of. etturalientix)n,,. Ois Átcgttht, -1930.

Kaidas, Auastasios. 58 Swanston - street, Melbourne, VictoriaKarapetcos, Stavru Naum, alentbeen, ,Western Australia.,Louria, Joseph, 108 Rathdown- street Carlton,= Victoria..:Macri; Domenico,- Argyle, Western Australia.\Ielotti, Pietro Salvino Ernesto, Mossman,- :Queensland.. ..Meñdielea, Tonas (or -.Riau Tomas), Ingham, Queensland.Piser, Paulina, l07 Mansfield- street, Thornbury, Victorria.lIando, Matter, Pilgrim's Mill, Wit-chcli$e, Western.- Aus-

tralia.Rosin, Nathan, 47 Albert- street, North Perth,, Western Áüs-

tralia.Sakieh, Peter, Bunbury, Western Australia.Sokolic, Ivan, Laurel House, Argyle= street, "Moss Vale, New

South Wales.V ahakis. Constantine Demetrius, 284 William- street, Perth,

Western Australia.\'lahov. Ivan, Yana, Western Aústralia.Valetie, Giovanni. 56 Short- street, Perth, Western Australia.Zysserman, David, Exhibition- street, Melbourne, Victoria.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION ,67,MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1001-19211.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE. AND CUSTOMS.

£304 17s. 'id.Supply of 150 tons of coal SS. Kyoglc, in-eluding Fremantle Harbour Trust wharfage and other charges.

.lokinsen- L\'ntr Ltd., Fremantle.(Ex. Min. No. 142.)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.GENERAL.

£2:31) 1Ss. 3d. Standard 'Telephones and Cables (A/asia)Limited, Sydney ,Supply of metallic screened wire for carrierfrequency.(Ex. Min. No. 82.)

J. E. FENTON, Acting Prime Minister.

LEASES.Excellency the Governor- General iii Council has

approved that authority he granted for the followingleases and licences:

For the acquisition by agreement of the lease of portion of+ he Aclela.ide Observatory, \Vest- terrace, Adélaide, occupiedfor the purposes- of the Commonwealth Meteorological BUreau,for a further period of five years him' the 1st. July, 1930, ata rental of £80 per annum, subject to the condition that thetenancy shall terminate as soon as the proposed building, tohe erected on as new site by the Commonwealth for Meteoro-.l,gicaI lurposes, is ready for occupation.------(L. 867.)

For tite aegnisition by agreement of the lease, of additional;weoninioclation musisting of two) rooms ()ii the 1st Floor ofI rie Darlinghtust Court House. Darlúighurst, New South\\ *ales, for the purpose of the Commonwealth Court of Con -°iliation and Arbitration, for the period from the 14th May,1925, to the :31st .1 lily. 1933. at a rental of £250 per annum.L.201.)

For the .acquisition by agreement of the lease of premisessituated Ou allotment 21 of section 2, Newton- street, Monto,Queensland, for the purposes of a Post and Telegraph Office,for a period of five years. from date of possession, and there-after from month to month, at a rental of .£1 17s. per week.L. (142.)

For the acquisition b agreement of the lease of. accommo-dation in the Public Buildings at Burnie, Tasmania, as follow :One room on .the Ground Floor for the Department, ,ofTrade and Customs, for a period of live years from the 22ndlfay, 1930, at a rental of £25 per annum, and two roomson the Groundround Floor of the premises for the. Commonwealth.Electoral Braneh, for a _period of live years from 22nd -July,1930, at at rental of £ 50 per ittlrliiirl. --=(L. c S. 28/787.) .

Per the acquisition by agreernent of the lease -of premisessituated in t ' rirrningham- street, Dalhy, Queensland, occupiedi,y the Divisional Returning Officer for-Dalby, for 'a furtherperiod of one year from the 3rd October, 1930, and thereafterfrom mono to month, at, ai rental of £1 15s. per week.(L. S S 27/2214.)

Poi- the ae(lttisitiori by agreement of the lease -of.tuo roomsI re the trrnirricl Flour amer one room, on the .First Floor: -of(:telle Buildings. together with a shed and lineyard.situatedin La ugly Dandenong.. and occupied for _.PostalIurposes, for a further period of aire year from 10t11 Sep -tember. 1930. and thereafter from mouth to month, - at arental caf £124 16s. per annum. (L. 148.)

Noir the letting of Grazing Rights over .approximately 51acres of the Launceston ( Ravenswood) 'Rifle Banff area, fora. period of five (5) years from the 1st Jú %y '1030, . at. t3

rental of Twenty-five ltomtds (£25) per annum. --(L. & S.27/-1389.-)

TE1tRï%ORY OF. CENTRAL : AUSTRALIA.

Oumxtoxiwe+ttlth Gazette

TERRITORY. OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.TT la hereby notified that the undermentioned applications T is hereby notified that the undermentioned application for a

for ruinerai leases have been approved by the Honorable I Mineral Lease has been refused by the Honorable the Ministerthe Ministerfor'Home`.Affaira. for Home Affairs :--

No. of

Aption.

'Armin,acres.

'Nance of-Applicant.

Locality of Landeapplied for.

Date ofApproval.

670 40 M. Davis , ., . Jervois Range .. 13.8.1930671 17 P. J. O. Dono-

ghue & R. W.Frew River Station ..

Reichstein672 40 H. J. Turner .. 17 miles East of Barrow 21.8.1930

Creek673 40 Central Australia East of Barrow Creek 14.8.1930

Silver Lead &Copper MiningCompany N.T.

674 40 Of If Pb

675 40 PP PP VP »678 40 » 7, ,, ,,677 80 ,, . if St »

F. J. QUINLAN,Assistant Secretary, Department of Home Affairs.

No. of L.realnAcres;Application. Name of Applicant. Beason for Refusal.

678 40 W. Fos & Coy. .. Land applied foralready occupied

F. J. QUINTAN,Assistant Secretary, Department of Home Affairs.

THE TERRITORY OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.FORFEITURE OF STUART TOWN LEASES.

NOTICE of the forfeiture of Stuart Town Leases Nos. 313

and 314, which appeared in Commonwealth Gazette, No.72, dated 14th August, 1930, is hereby amended by substitutingLease No. 341 for Lease No. 314.

J. HORSBURGH, Chairman, North Australia Commission.2nd September, 1930.

TENDERS.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

/TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or servioe. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders for.1 {as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Poste and Telegraphs, in the State named. They mast be deposited in

the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Servios Required. Schedule No.

GENERAL * *.

Çds; Switchboard .. .. .. . .. .. C.626Instrument. Cords .. .. .. .. C.627Testing instruments , .. .. . .. C.630Insulated Wire, .. .. .. .. .. . C.631l'etriòi Electric Sets. . .. . .. .. C.636Plugs and Sleeves, Switchboard, Instrument and Test.. .. 0.636Rectifiers and Charging Resistances .. .. . 0.639Condensers .. .. .. .. .. .. C.641Transmitters and Associated Parts .. .. 0.645Lead Seals and Sealers .. .. .. .. .. C,646'Ringing Equipment for Automatic Exchanges .. .. .. 0.648Receivers and Associated Parta .. .. .. .. C.649Motor` Generator Sets .. .. .. .. .. C.651Blow Lamps .. .. 0.655Radio Terminal Telephone Equipment .. .. .. C.650Dished Washers .. .. .. .. 0.652Submarine Cable .. .. .. .. .. .. 0.656ironwork .. - .. .. .. .. .. .. 0.657Indieatore . .. .. .. .. .. C.658Steel Bases 0.659

- Switchboard Cords and Plugs and also Transmitters .. .. 0.660Cable, V;I.R., Lead and Antimony Covered .. .. .. C.661Bolts and Nuts .. C.662Right of advertising in the Adelaide and /or Perth Telephone 8

Righ'Directory vertising upon the covers of the Country Telephone 9-Directories in all States, except Tasmania

VICTORIA.Pick -up, Cartage and Delivery of Siemens Poles Iying between

Bruthen and OmeoSupply and : Delivery of Wooden Poles at pegmarke in the Charlton

DistrictWooden Poles ..

V.1,236

V.1,237

V.1,238

Tender Forms, Specifications, le.,obtainable from Tenders Close --

i 3 p.m., 9.12.303. p.m., 9.12.30l 3 p.m., 23.9.303 p.m., 2.12.30

*t 3 p.m., 16.9.30t 3 p.m., 2.12.303 p.m., 23.9.303 p.m., 8.1.31t 3 p.m., 25.11.30

= 3 p.m., 23.9.303 p.m., 18.11.303 p.m., 18.11.303 p.m., 25.11.30s 3 p.m., 9.9.30* p.m., 28.10.303 p.m., 9.9.30

*t 3 p.m., 6.1.313 p.m., 9.9.30

* t 3 p.m:, 6.1.31* 3 p.m., 23.9.30* t 3 p.m., 23.9.30I 3 p.m., 18.11.30* 3 p.m., 30.0.30i! 3 p.m., 18.9.30***

tt 3 p.m., 18.9.30***

3 p.m., 9.9.30

3 p.m., 9.9.30

3 p.m., 16.9.30

e Depärtmental Stores Branch Sydney (84 Harbour - street) ; Brisbane Adelaide (West- terras) ; and Perth ; and G.P.O 'a, Melbourne and Hobart.Tender Forma, Ac., also obtainable at the office of the High Commladonex; London.Departmental Stores Branch, G.P.O., Melbourne Cl.Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Poste and Telegraphs. Melbourne.

tt. Deputy :Director, Poste and Telegraphs, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth ; and Secretary, Postmaster- General's Department, TreasuryGardens Melbourne t:2. .

it Deputy Director, Poste and Telegraphs, Adelaide and Perth; and Secretary Postmaster - General's Department, Treasury Gardens, Melbourne CE.Tiadars returnable at oboe of the Secretary. Poetsnaster.Genernals Department, Treasury Gardens, lfelbourne A2.

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CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN VICTORIA.SIx MAIL SERVICES.

" TENDERS will be received by the Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, at the General Post Office, Melbourne, until'Three. p.m. on Tuesday, the 7th October, 1930, for the con-veyance of Post Office mails as undermentioned, from the 1stJanuary, 1931.

Tenders must be submitted on the printed form, copies ofwhich may be obtained on application at the General PostOffice, Melbourne, and at any Post Office named hereunder.Every tender must be signed by the tenderer and sureties, andattested by a justice of the peace or postmaster.

Tenders must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, addressed tothe , Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, C.I.The envelope must bear the words " Tender for Mail ServiceNo. ."

Tenders may be deposited in the Tender -box at the GeneralPost Office, Melbourne. If forwarded by post, they must besent as registered letters, and postage paid thereon.

g. mt 4t 4. Septenhe x igfie

Attention is particularly directed to. the, Condit. ofTendering and the General Conditions of, Co tregt printed onthe tender form.

A returned soldier holding a satisfactory discharge fromthe Forces may: indicate by endorsement on his tender, under-neath his signature, the words " Returned Soldier,". quotingthe unit, &c., from which discharged.

SERVICES REQUIRED.

1275. Bittern and Balnarring East, six tides weekly.Period, 3i years.

1270. Ternpy and Tempy East,, twice weekly. Period, .2fyears.

1296. Bambill and Bambill North, rural delivery', twiceweekly. Period, 2i years.

.1297. Red Cliffs and Karadoc, twiceyears.

1323. Yarto and Yarto East, twiceyears.

1324. Mitcham and Donvale, six times weekly.years.

weekly.'

weekly.

Period, 2f

Period, 2*

Period, 31

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services."Tenders should be endorsed Tender for (as the case may be) and addressed as indicated.

Loosilty and Description of Work.Tenders R,eturn-

able-- Plans, Specifications, &c., Available at- Tendere to be Addressed to--

Kandos Post Office-Repairs and painting ..

Narrandera Post Office and Residence-Repairs and painting

Rylstone Post Office and Residence- Repairsand painting

The Central Telephone Exchange, Brisbane -Supply and installation of fan and duct-work for ventilation of Machine Room

Noon, Monday,15th Septem-ber, 1930

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77

Noon, Monday,lst Septem-ber, 1930

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; also at Post Offices Kandosand Mudgee

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; also at Post Offices Narran-dera and Wagga Wagga

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; also at Post Offices Mudgeeand Rylstone

Works Director, Desmond Chambers,Adelaide- street, Brisbane

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney

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Works Director, DesmondChambers, Adelaide- street,Brisbane

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work.

Essendon Aerodrome - Laying tar -paved area. .

Hillgrove Post Office Buildings- Repairs and painting ..

Amount.

£ t. d.459 0 0

70 0 0

Contractor.

Sim Paving and Road Construction Coy.Ltd., 101 Sturt - street, South Melbourne

J. H. Robinson, Wentworthville . .

Date of Date ofAcceptant.. ComglagPR-.,..-1-- -----r--

12:8.30 22.9.30

27.8.30 22.10.30

COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Rail

ways, 623 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1, will be received upto Four p.m. on 16th September, 1930, for the supply anddelivery c.i.f. Port Adelaide, South Australia, of-

CENTRIFUGAL OIL SEPARATORS FOR DIESEL ENGINES.Specifications are available for issue at the offices of the

Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and the CommonwealthWorks Directors at Sydney and Adelaide.

Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tender forOil Separators."

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.Schedule 277.-Contract No. 1020.-Texas Co. (Ault. ) Ltd.,

343 -7 Little Collins - street, Melbourne, C.1 Motor spirit, ap-proximate quantities required for period ending 28th Feb -ruary, 1931. Queensland.

Schedule 277. Contract No. 1079. -H. C. Sleigh, 582 LittleCollins - street, Melbourne, C.1 -Motor spirit, approximatequantities required for period ending 28th February, 1931.New South Wales.

Schedule 280.-Contract No. l060. Wm. Nash & Co.(through High Commissioner) Postage stamp and postal notepaper, £7,126 1s. 8d.

Schedule 284. - Contract No, 1057, --1 odern Printing Co.Pty. Ltd., 18 -32 Leicester street, Carlton, N.3- Telegramenvelopes, £2,360 6s. 8d. all States.

Schedule 284.- Contract No. 1058. -Sands & McDougall Pty.Ltd., 3G5 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1- Telegram. envelopes.

J ,485 14s. 2d; All States.Schedule 285.- Contract No. 1054.- Joplin Mfg. Co. Itd.,

40 Harrington - street, Sydney Sealing wax and obliteratingink, £444 Os. 2d. New South Wales and Queensland.

Schedule 285.-Contract No. 1055.-Wall Bros. Pty. Ltd., 1Kenny- street, Richmond, E.1- Sealing wax, £231 11s. 3d.Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania.

Schedule 285.- Contract No. 1050.- Wiltshire's Pty. Ltd.,Wiltshire- street, Richmond, E.1- Obliterating ink, £204 7s. 3d.All States.

Schedule 288, - Contract No. 1036.- -Sands & McDougall Pty.Ltd., 366 Collins- street, Melbourne, 0.1.-- Stationery, £39914s. ßd. Victoria.

Schedule 288,-Contract No. 1038. --ÿ harington's Leigh-ardt- street, Melbourne, C.1-- Stationery, £2,02 ROs. etoriá,

Schedule 289. - Contract No. 1080,--- $árdie Trading Ço. Pty.Ltd., 581 -3 Little Collins- street, Melbourne, (3.1- }enara.lstores, £292 8s. Victoria.

78:th'Septexnber, 1930 -I802 Gonunoriwe$ith. -Gazette

Seliedule '290. - Coiitraet No. 1.094. -- Gibson & Sons; 66 -68' Teffentt.- street, Melbourne, C'.1- Disinfectants, £241 13s. 11d.Victoria.

Seliedrlle' 293. -- Contract No. 1077.-C. S. Green & Sen, 368Post Office- place, : Melbourne, C.1-Nails and screws, periodending 30th'Jüne, 1931, approximately, £320. Victoria.

Schedule 293. - Contract Nó. 1078.-Ed. Duckett & Sons,374 -6 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, C.1.-- -Nails and screws,period ending 30th June, 1931; approximately £340, Victoria.

Schedule 294.- =Contract No. 1051: Yenckcn . , & .Co. , Pty.littL,;84 -396 Little Collins- street, Melbourne; C.1 -White leadand oils, period ending 30th June, 1931, approximately £701ills., 6d. Vii toria,

Schedule 295. -- Contract No. 1067.-A. Forsyth & Co. Ltd.,:339 ;,3%nt - street; Sydney- Ropes. and cordage, period ending30th June, 1931, approximately £963 5s. 3d. New South' Wales. and Queensland.

Schedule 295. - Contract No. 1068. -Jas. Miller & Co. Pty.. Ltd:, :357 -9 Little.- Collins- street, Melbourne, C:1- -Ropes andcordage, period ending 30th Tune, 1931, approximately £62713s. 4d. New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania.

Schedule 296. Contract No. 1063. - Rubber Co. of Aust.P-ty,. Ltd., Maeaulay -road, Kensington, W,1--- Solid tyres, periodending 30th June, 1931, approximately £661 14s. 6d. Victoria.

Schedule 296. - Contract No. 1065. -- Dunlop Perdriau RubberCo. Ltd., 108 Flinders - street, Melbourne, C.1 -Solid tyres andbicycle covers and tubes, period ending 30th June, 1931, ap-proximately £2,431 12s. 9d. New South Wales, Victoria.Queensland, and South Australia.

Schedule 296.-Contract No. l066. -- Barnet Glass Rubber Co.Ltd.; 289 Swanston- street, Melbourne, C.1- Bicycle tuns.period ending :10th June, 1931, approximately £677 Gs. AllStates:

Schedule 297. Contract_ No. 1081.----Sands & McDougall Pty.Ltd., 365 Collins - street, Melbourne, C.1- Transparent face.envelopes, £457 9s. 10d. All States.

Schedule 297. Contract. No. 1082. - Modern Printing, Co.Pty. Ltd., 18 -32 Leicester- street. Carleton, N.3 Transparentface.envelopes, £667 7z, +td. All States except .Queensland.

Schedule 297. - Contract No. 1083.--Alex. Cowan & hatsLtd., 500 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1 -Transparent faceenvelopes, 1830 10s. 8d. All States except Tasmania.

Schedule 298. - Contract No. 1090. - Melbourne SteamshipCo. Ltd., 31 King- street, Melbourne, C.1 -Coal, approximatequantitie egitired during period ending 30th June. 1931.

Schedule 299.-Contract No. 1072.-Sands & McDougall Pty.Ltd.,- 365 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1-- Ordinary patternenvelopes, £4,036 6s. 2d. All States.

Schedule 299.- Contract No. 1071. - Spicers & Detinold Ltd.,377 -381 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, C.1- Ordinary patternenvelopes, £620 -14s. 5d. All States except Western Australia.

Schedule n299.-Contract No. 1073. Besley & Pike Ltd.,Alfred. - street,. Valley, Brisbane-Ordinary pattern envelopes.£651 3s.. 5d:.- -All States.

Schedule 299.-Contract No. 1074.-Alex. Cowan & Sons,Ltd., 500508 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1- Ordinary patterneiivelöpes, £768'6s. 6d. All States.

Quotation ,8$09.-Contract No. 1084. - Spicers & DetmoldLtd., 377 -381 Lonsdale street, Melbourne, C.1- Envelopes, £525111s:-7d. All States,

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Ex. Min. No. 60.r 1 HE Governor- General in Council has approved of the

appointment, under the Quarantine Act 1908 -1924, ofDr. V. H. Webster as Quarantine Officer, Wyndham, WesternAustralia, as front 1st August, 1930, vice Dr. F. W. Cotton,resigned.

FRANK ANSTEY, Minister for Health.

Navigatioin. Act 1912 -1926.APPOINTMENT OF ENGLNEER AND SHIP SURVEYOR,

HOB ART,t' 1 HE Governor - General in Council has approved of the

appointment of Douglas Forsyth, Inspector of Machinery,Dqp artanent. of, Public Works,. Tasmania, to act as Engineeracid -Ship Surveor under the Navigation Act 1912- 1926. --Z EX: Min; No.-140.)

F. M. FARDE, for Minister for Trade and Customs.

TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.pursuance of the provisions of section 3 of the RawsonHall Ordinance 1929 of the Territory of Norfolk Island,

the undermentioned persons have been appointed Trusteesunder the Crown Grant in respect of the Rawson Hall, fromthe 1st August, 1930, until the 31st July, 1933, viz.: -

Albert Raymond Campbell,Franlc Christian,Benjamin 'Ilrancker Nobbs,George Edward Nobbs,Hugo Quintal,John Swain Quintal,Enoch Cobcroft Robinson.

JOHN A. BEASLEY, for Prime Minister.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.rj H E. Governor- General in Council has approved of thej following changes being made in connexion with the

Na.ai Forces of the Commonwealth: -l'ERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA-GOING FORCES) ..lpliointmen.t.-- Commander Cecil Hubert Lush is appointed

on loan from the Royal Navy, with seniority in rank of 30th.June, 1920, dated ist .July, 1930.

Promotions.-To be Lieutenants -Sub- Lieutenants GeoffreyChapman Ingletott, dated 10th August, 1930; and LindsayGellatly, dated 1st September, 1930. To be Sub- Lieutenant-Acting Sub - Lieutenant John Horace Harding, dated 16th May,1929. To be Lieutcn.an l- Contniander (E) Lieutenant (E)Donald James Huntley Clarke, dated 15th September, 1930.To be Surgeon Lieutenant Commander (D )- Surgeon Lieu-tenant (D) AlfredRichard 11'oolcott, dated 14th August, 1930.

Termination of Appointment.-The appointment of AlfredHarold '.l'urton, Commissioned Griner, is terminated, to date10th August., 1930, on reversion to the Royal Navy.

A ward of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.-- Wall.aeeBradley, Petty Officer, official number 10553, is awarded theLoin; Service and Good Conduct Medal, dated 2nd July, 1930.

AUàILLaRY SERVICES.Award of Long!) Service and Good Conduct Medal. -John

Soutar Forbes, Boatman, 1st Class, official number 131, isawarded the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, dated1st August. 1930.

EMERGENCY LIST.Termination of appointment. -The appointment of Charles

Porteous, Commissioned Engineer (R.N. Retired List), isi erm inated.CITIZEN NAVAL FOI:CES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

ROYAL. AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE ( SEA - GOING) .

:l p)p oiir t men t. -- George Robert Spencer Aspinall is appointedMidshipman (oft probation ), dated 15th August, 1930.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.Ternelaotien. of Appointinen.ts. -The appointinefits of Sub -

Lieutenant John Plumb and Sub- Lieutenant (on probation)Frederick McNeil Ackland are terminated, dated 1st August,1930.

RETIRED LIST.Termination of Appointrient. -The appointment of Lieu -

tenant-Commander Horatio De Courcy Martelli is terminated.--(Ex. Min. No. 137.)

JNO. J. DALY, for Minister of State for Defence.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Defence :1 ei 1903- 1927, Section 63, and Civilian Staff

Regulations..1.ppointmeict. Arthur Samuel Ford, Works Manager, is

appointed Acting Manager, Sinai! Arms Factory, with salaryof £804 per annum, with effect from 1st July, 1930. -(Ex.Min. No. J38.)

COMMISSIONS IN THE BRITISH ARMY.

¡1fNE (1) Cadetship at the Royal Military Academy, Wool-

wich, for :i commission in the Artillery or Engineers,.and two Cadetships at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst,for commissions in the Cavalry or Infantry, are available fornominated Australians.

Applications for nomination close on the- Ist October, 1930,for the Course beginning in February, .1931.

Particulars may be obtained from the District Base Com-mandants. Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, andHobart.

GomnïonneaítIr 'Gazette '1503 No. 78.-4th September, 1930

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board of Commissioners,' and, where

' ; : onsegnent uponanother iprovisaionai promotion, shall be dependent- upon the lattea being confirmed. Appeals ehohld be. forwardeddirect to_the Public IServi Inspector: in the State in which the promotion is to be }made, or if the promotion is to be made in the 'FederalCapital- Territory, to the Public Service- inspector at Canberra, to reach' him within fourteen days of the date of 'the notification. Auappellant shall without delay forward a copy of his appeal to the Chief Officer of the Department in which the vacancy exists. Goersstationed in remote districts may forward appeals by telegraph.

ground af-appeal must be"aa prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, vis.: --(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B.- -Where positions have been the subject of an (Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed byDetermination.)

Naas. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date.oi`.Promotion.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Murphy, James Francis

Marshall. Melville Henry

Seconded to Development andMigration Commission asChief Investigation Officerpresent salary £874 per annum

Seconded to Development andMigration Commission as In-vestigation Officer presentsalary £510 per annum

Chief Investigation Officer (£804 - £876),Third Division, Development Branch.New office created; Certificate No. 1771 of4th August, 1930

Investigation Officer (£456- £528), ThirdDivision, Development Branch. Newoffice created, Certificate No. 1771 of4th August, 1930

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Lohan, Vincent Campbell Seconded to Development and Investigation Officer (£456-028), Third 522Migration Commission as in-vestigation Officer presentsalary £468 per annum, plushigher duties allowance £42per annum

Division, Development Branch. Newoffice created, Certificate No. 1771 of4th August, 1930

Steele, Cyril Lipseombe Seconded to Development and Investigation Officer (£456 £528), Third 522Migration Commission as In-vestigation Officer presentsalary £336 per annum, plushigher duties allowance £174per annum

Division. Development Branch. Newoffice created. Certificate No. 177) of4th August, 1930

Campbell, Colin Johnson Seconded to Development andMigration Commission asClerk present salary £478per annum

Senior Clerk (£366- £438), Third Division,Development Branch. New office created,Certificate No. 1771 of 4th August, 1930

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POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Anson, Percival Robert. Senior Telegraphist (£354 - £384),

Third Division, Armidale

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Postmaster, Grade 2, (£342- £420), Third 378Division, Warialda, vice S. E. J. Atkinson,transferred

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Whitelaw, John Edward Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2(£366- £402), Third Division,St. Kilda

Clerk (£366 £438), Third Division, Inspec-tion Branch (Bendigo), vice S. J. F.Kellock, promoted

378 4.9.30

Queens land.Jasse, John Michael George Pinta' Assistant, Grade 3 (£268- Counter Officer, Grade 1(£268- £292), Fourth 304 4.9.30

£284), Fourth Division, Rock-hampton

Division, Telegraph Branch. New officecreated (P.S.3. Certificate No. 30/750)

Aiken, William Percival Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch (Money

Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order). Office reclassified

330t

Order) (P.S.B. Certificate No. 30/1 171)

inclusive of cost of living adjustment under Public Service Regulation 108k or relative Arbitration Determination.t Rate payable under Public Service Regulations.

The notification of the provisional promotion of Raymond Cecil Pinney and Clarene Patrick Orme, appearing in Gazette of 28th August,1930, should read Postmaster - General's Department.

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed:.1,

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CrSTOMS.J. Skilton, appearing in Gazette of 7th August, 1930.R. E. Bridgea, appearing in Gazette of 7th August, 1930 (in lieu of

confirmation of the provisional promotion of R. E. Brigden.)'notification appearing in .Gazette of 28th August, 1930, of the

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPART `MENT.

A. N. Gow, T. Murray, A. Croese, L. D. A. Russell, D. Waide, R. W. Norval, E. A. Cohen, A. T. Altenkireh, R. J. Cutting andJ. A. Harwood, appearing in Gazette of 14th August, 1930.

No, 18.-4th September, 1980 1804

OFFICES CREATED, ABOLISHED, ETC,

,SHEGovernor- General in Council has approved of the

following:-PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Offices Created. -The following new offices are created in theDevelopment Branch of the Prime Minister's Department:-One of Chief. Investigation Officer, with limits of salary of£8044876 per annum; three of Investigation Officer, withlimits of salary of £45.6 -£528 per annum ; one of SeniorClerk, with .limits of salary of £366 -1438 per annum. Allthe above rates are subject to variation in pursuance ofregulation 106A.

Exemption s. -The following officers employed in theDevelopment Branch are exempted from the provisions of theCommonwealth, Public service Act 1922 -1930 for a period upto :30th June, 1931:-E. N. Robinson, Agricultural Adviser;P. E. Kean:, Investigation Officer; R. R. Penuefather, Inves-tigation Officer; A. F. Dunbar, Investigation Officer; R. D.Elder, Clerk; E. L. Cook, Clerk ; A. Anderson, Clerk; H. A.Payne, Clerk.

ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Abolition of Offices.-Office of Clerk (Legal) (1964354),

'Third Division, Crown Solicitor's Office, Sydney, last occupiedby J. Lynn, abolished ; office of Clerk (U884384), Third Divi-sion, Patents and Trade Marks Branch, last occupied byG. G. T. Davis, abolished.

Creation of Office. -New office of Librarian, Third . Division,Patents and Trade Marks Branch, with limits of salary .ofminimum 1306, maximum £384 per annum, subject to varia-tion in pursuance of Regulation 106A.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Ex. Mins. Nos. 57, 58, and 59.

Confirmation of Appointment. - -G. H. Moore, Medical Officer,Third Division, Quarantine Division, New South Wales, asfrom 18th February, 1930.

Abolition of Positions.- Director, Third Division, £900 £1,000,Division of Public Health Engineering, last occupied by H. G.Furphy; Engineer, Third Division, £354 -£510, last occupied byH. G. Furph q.

Exemption front Provisions of Public Service Act. -Theprovisions of the Public Service Act 1922 -1930 shall not apply,up to 30th June, 1931, to persons employed in the Departmentof Health in connexion with the Public Health, Cattle Testing,Dairy Supervision, and Vine and Vegetation Diseases andFruit Pests Ordinances of the Federal Capital Territory,except (a) permanent officers of the Commonwealth PublicService, ( b) persons employed upon work of a clericalcharacter. The provisions of the Public Service Act 1922 -1930shall not apply, up to 30th September, 1930, to C. E. Pike,employed upon duties in the Federal Capital Territory Branch.

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY BRANCH.

Abolition of Offices.-Secretary, £876 - £1,000, Second Division,occupied by C. S. Daley; Accountant, £828 -£900, Third Divi-sion, occupied by W. N. Rowse; Surveyor, £582 -£636, ThirdDivision, occupied by H. Monat; Senior Draftsman, £492 -£546,Third Division, occupied. by L. Edwards; Draftsman, £120-£474, Third Division, occupied by E. D. Gilchrist; ElectricalEngineer, £630 -£708, Third Division, occupied by A. Fraser;Mechanical Engineer, 16364708, Third Division, occupied byG. A. Rittinger ; Internal Auditor, £600 -£660, Third Division, .occupied by G. A. Crease; Clerk, £3844456, Third Division,occupied by L. R. T. Willis; Clerk, £384 -£456, Third Division,occupied by R. S. Shannon; Clerk, £3844456, Third Division,occupied by C. M. Miirden; Clerk, £330 -£402, . Third Division,occupied by J. M. Orr ; Clerk, £366 -£438, Third' Division, occu-pied by A. J. S. Scott; Clerk, £330 -£402, Third Division, lastoccupied by A. W. Paul ; Clerk, £330 -£402, Third Division,occupied by J. O'Sullivan ; Clerk, £2824354, Third Division,occupied by J. Brophy; Clerk, £222 -£306, Third Division, lastoccupied by R. C. Phipps; Clerk, £96 -£306, Third Division,occupied by T. Reeve.

1.eclassification of Offices. --Tile classification of the under -mentioned Third Division offices is raised to limits of salaryas shown, subject to variation in pursuance of Regulati'sn106A :-Clerk, £384 - £456, occupied by I. A. Smith minim' ant£456, maximum £528 ; Clerk, £330 -£402, occupied by W. 34.Adamson-£3844456; Clerk, £96 -£306, occupied by K. H.aampion- -£252 -£330 ; Cashier, £330 -£402, occupied by D. E.A1lbright- £402 - £474; Clerk, £252 -£330, occupied by if., L.Hall --£282 -£354. The classification of the undcrment' tonedFourth Division offices is raised to limits of salary as s town,subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation IC _..-Assistant (Female) (Typing, &c.), £238 -£268, with hier ,ementsof £6 per annum, occupied by Miss H. Smales-- mi.nimu f262,maximum £28Eí, with increments of 112; Chief Nnr orynout7,£3064342, occupied by J. P. Hobday -E354 -£390.

Commonwealth. Gazette

Creation of New Offices.-The following new offices arecreated in the Third Division, with limits of salary as shown,subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation 106A:-Clerk,minimum £5101 maximum £582; Clerk, £420 -£492; Clerk,£384 -£456; Clerk, £366 -£438; Clerk, £306 - £384; Clerk, £282 -£354 (t ivo' positions) g,

Exemptions. ---The undermentioned persons employed in theFederal Capital Territory Branch are exempted from the' pro-visions of the Commonwealth, Public Service Act 1922 -1930up to the 30th September, 1930: --H. Marshall, D. S. Burgess,J. H. Honeysett, E. W. H. Handley, W. P. Webbe, R. K. Llòyd,H. G. Richards, J. R. Borrowman, B. G. E. Lucas, C. V.Wardrop, W. K. Hunt, Miss L. M. Hays, Miss E. Sharland,Mrs. D. M. Ives, Miss A. Dunn, Mrs. E. Cole, Miss G. Smith,Miss E. L. Gurney, R. H. Wicks, B. L. Wood, J. G. Thomas,C. Grainger, W. L. Cottingham, J. T. Sutton, S. Anderson,A. J. Lapish, H. Bingeman, S. J. Addison, K. E. Carnali, A. L.Fullwood, M. Freebody, M. R. O. Millett, E. A. Parr, C. H.Marriott, A. L. Caldeleugh, Miss L. L. Coultas, N. J. Parkes,E. T. B. Gilbert. F. Maxwell, R. J. Thornton, Miss A. A.MacLeod, E. Ryan, S. P. Bray, L. D. MacAndrew, D. E.Shanahan, P. T. H. McNamara, C. R. Cole, Miss E. Baker, MissA. M. Watson, Miss M. Sanders, Miss L. Francis, Miss F.Chauncey, Miss J. Lindley, Miss E. Rittinger, Miss G. M.Potter. T..1. Jam ieson.

MEreonorme i C XI 13 R A Nell.

Crea.tion, of New Office. Surveyor (Development), £564 -£036, Third Division, Federal Capital Territory Branch, subjectto variation in pursuance of Regulation 1OGA.

Variation of Classification. -The classification of the officeof Clerk, Meteorological Branch, Central Staff, last occupiedby G. O'Halloran, lowered from £252 -£306 to £96 -£306, subjectto variation in pursuance of Regulation 106A.

Reclassification of Office. -The classification of the office ofMeteorologist, Grade 1, Third Division, Meteorological Branch,occupied by J. C. Foley, is raised from £4204492 to £4384510,subject to variation in pursuance of Regulation 106A.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Exemption.-The provisions of the Commonwealth Public

Service A.ct 1922 -1930 shall not apply, for a period not exceed-ing twelve months from l.st July, 1930, to Lieutenant - ColonelT. Murdoch in the position of Director of Works.- -- (Ex. Min.No. 139.)

PROMOTIONS - COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1930.

r i HE Commonwealth Public Service Board of Commis-sioners has-

(1) Confirmed the following provisional promotions asnotified in the Gazettes indicated :-John Loftus26th June, 1930; Charles Bradley, 17th July, 1930.

(2) Cancelled the provisional promotion of Henry EdwardConway, as notified in Gazette of 10th July, 1930.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officer, as shown:-POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Queensland.Frederick Thompson Burnham, Senior Mechanic,

£324 -£348, Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,Central Exchange (Automatic) , as Foreman Mechanic,Grade 1, £372 -£408, Fourth Division, Mackay, to fillnew office created by Certificate No. 30/955, withsalary at the rate of £384 per annum, to take effectfrom 10th July, 1930.

W. J. SKEWES, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.

APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS.al HE following appointments and retirements are notifiedJ. by the Public Service Board of Commissioners:-

APPOINTMENTS.FOURTH DIVISION.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Victoria.

Telegraph Messenger.- -Edwin Thomas Luxford.South Australia.

Telegraph Messengcr. - Gordon Hamilton Langdon.Tasmania.

'Telegraph Messenger. -Denis Edwin Mangan, Leo BernardPeter Kirkham.

RETIREMENTS.DEPARTMENT of TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Victoria..Section 86.-- Bernard Donoghue, Excise Officer, as from 30th

September, 1930.

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Commonwealth Gavette 1805

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Yew South Wales.Section 67.James Burnell Towner. Senior Telegraphist,

Grade 2, RS from 23rd October, 1930.Victoria.

Section 67. Benjamin Quinlan, Mail Officer, as from 25thOctober, 1930.

Section 85. John Charles Stewart, Mail Officer, as from18th September, 1930.


EXAMINATION.

Examination No. 1767.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

Held 16th August, 1930.HE candidates named hereunder were successful at the above

examination.Attention is directed to the conditions published in Common-

wealth Gazette No. 62 of 24th July, 1930.The following should be noted :--

(1) In order to qualify for appointment it was necessary for acandidate to pass in Handwriting and to obtain halfmarks in spelling.

(2) Successful candidates will be eligible for appointment foreighteen months, that is, until and including the 3rdMarch, 1932, but if within that period a successfulcandidate reaches the age of 16 years, he will thereuponcease to be eligible for appointment, provided, however,that a successful candidate who has reached the age of16 years may be appointed to a vacancy which occurredprior to his reaching that age.

(3) If a successful candidate changes his address, he shouldimmediately notify the Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector, Melbourne.

(4) It should be noted that successful candidates are eligiblefor appointment only at the centre under which theirnames appear.

No. 78.--4th September, 1980

(5) Where two or more candidates secured the saine total ofmarks their order of merit has been determined by thenumber of marks obtained for Arithmetic, and, wherethose numbers are also equal, then by lot.

Name.

m

Maximum MarksMinimum Marks

VICTORIA.NnILL.

Ryan, Redmond ..Hanlon, Rupert VincentMeyer, Allan Sidney . .Buchanan, Leopold OrmondBrown, Howard GeorgeCatanach, Gregor AlanDay, Thomas JosephPrice, Leslie . .Clark, Thomas . .Kurtze, Reginald JohnSmith, Albert VernonStuart, Eric .. . .Harrowfield, Lindsay HumphreyFinnegan, James Gabriel ..Hattam, Richard ..Jewitt, Richard Hudson . .Short, Valiance Matthew . .

Phillips, James McAllister . .

Bradbury, Gordon Ernest . .

Seater, Harold JamesEastick, Vivian VictorMcDermott, John GerardGodfrey, Winston Murray

15075

1

200 `$50

113 192 305121 176 297140 156 296129 164 293130 150 280137 14.2 279108 168 276100 173 273107 164 271122 146 268115 146 261.

107 153 260135 124 25991 165 25694 159 253

122 131 253129 119 248129 114 24387 136 223

127 82 20975 119 19487 97 18479 40 119


NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.PPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.Applicants for vacancies in other States should forward theirapplications through the local Chief Officer.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication :

DesignationSalary Scale . .

Age last birthday (in years)Length of service (in years)Salary (per annum)Date of receipt of present salary

Other applicants should state full name, date, year andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Copies only of diplomas,references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Where positions have been the subject of an arbitrationdetermination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed bythe determination. Unless the appointee to a position is--

(i ) a returned soldier, or any person covered by PublioService Regulation 72B; or

(ii) a member of the relative organization,salary will be that payable in accordance with the PublicService Regulations.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act 1922 -1924.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will bemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if priwided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promótion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the con-ditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position and Division. Locality.balar: (exclnsive of Child

Endowment.)*

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS... £234 to £318 .. . . j 11th September,

1930Clerk, Third Division, Wakefield, Eleo- I Kadin&

toral Branch, South Australia

Cl_ osing Date

Applications.

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

(Bee second ph above asto the sub on of laterite%

applications.)

The Commonwealth Elec-toral Officer for SouthAustralia, Adelaide

The selected applicant will receive an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum in respect of the performance of State Electoral dutiesand, contingent on the continuance of the arrangement, an allowance of -£20 per annum, in connexion with the maintenance of StateLegislative Council Rohs.

* The salaries shown ara subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106s.

fió: i 8:L-14th Sëpttiinberi 1930 1806 Comanmovealth , Gavistto

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES--continued..

Positiòri a,rid DiviAián. Locality.

Seáreher and Watchman, Fourth Divi-.4i on, Shipping Branch

Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment.)$

Closing DateReceipt of

Applications.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Western Australia.Fremantle £256 to £272

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

(See second paragraph above asto the submission of Interstate

applications.)

1

th September, Collector of Customs, Fre-111930 I mantle

Quarantine Assistant. Grade 1, FourthDivision

DEPARTMENT

North Head ..

OF HEALTH.New South Wales.£256 to £272 .. 18th September,

1930

PO8TMASTERGENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wake.

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division Carrathool ..I

£354 to £432 .. .. 18th September,1 1930

District Allowance, Grade II. : Quarters, 6 rooms.

Postmaster, Grade 4, Third Division .. Oxford - street £540 to £594 .. 11th September,1930

Postmaster, Gradel, Third Division .. Temora £450 to £522 11th September,1930

Quarters, seven rooms.

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division Binalong. .. £354 to £432 11th September,1930

Quarters, six moms.

Victoria.

Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division .. Mansfield .. I £354 to £432 .. 18th September,19930.

Overseer (Mail), Grade 1, Fourth Division I Bendigo

Senior Clerk, Third Division, StoresBranch

Senior Counter Officer, Third Division,Telegraph Branch

Postmaster,.Gíade 3, Third Division . .

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1, FourthDivision

Brisbane

Brisbane

Richmond

Quarters : 6 rooms... £320 to £332 18th September,

1 1930

Queensland.£468 to £540

£342. to £414

£450 to £522

18th September,1930

18th September,1930

18th September,1930

District Allowance, Grade III. : Quarters, 5 rooms.Cairns

Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division ! Busselton

Phonogram Attendant (Female), Grade Launceston1, Fourth Division

£384 to £420 . .

Weatern Australia.£450to£62

Quarters, five rooms.

Tasanani.a.

. . £90 to £198*

I11th September,1930

I

11th September,1930

1

18th September,1930

I

Chief Quarantine Officer(General), Customs House,Sydney

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Sydney




Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs. Melbourne

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Melbourne

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Brisbane



Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs; Brisbane

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Perth

Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Hobart

*ZS per annum additional on evidence to the satisfaction of the Public Service Board of proficiency in touch typing.t The salaries shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106x.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924 -1929.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 148 of

1930 ) . Re WILLIAM THOMAS Umi N, of Maldon, storekeeper,whose estate was assigned on 22nd May, 1930:

FIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared inkV the above matter. Creditors who have not provedtheir claim s by the 3 3th day of September, 1930, will beexcluded.

A. H. OUTIIW AITE, Trustee.422 Chancery-lane, Melbourne. 3990

the= Court trf Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No.'89 öf it30) . Re Tomr Poi:, of Lesehenauit, near Bunbury, gardener.

Date of petition -3l st July, 1930.Date of order for summary administration-22nd Aligns: 1(930.... .

Dùte bf', sequestration order - 11th- August, 1930.Dad =and place of. first meeting of creditors -17th Seltem-

ber, 1930, at a. quarter -least Three p.m., at Supreme. Court;Perth, .

M. M. MOSS. Ofllela) Receiver..22nd.- August, 1930. 3997

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western AustraliaN(No. 60 of 1930 ) . Re LESLIE ANGEL.

Date of petition --1st July, 1030.Date of sequestration order -18tH July, 11)30.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -12th Septem-

ber, 1930, at a quarter -past Two p.m., at Supreme Court.Perth.

20th August, 1930.M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.

3998

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

( Ni). 10 of 1930. Be Moiteis DAVID liorFarAN, ` 30ILord- street, Perth, grocer.

1 OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of Six. shillingsand cightpénce in the pound has beer) declared in this

matter, and is payable at the office of tine Offiicial Receiver, oli'Tuesday, the ninth day of September, 1930, or any subsequent'Tuesday, between 'the hours of Ten a.m. and Twelve noon.

.11. M. MOSS, Official R ceieer.Suliretue (.otrr_t,.Perth. 20th August. I93i). 3999

Ooirkmon.weelth Gazette 1807 n). 78:----4th ..Septe,u1.1)er; 1939

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No. 58 of 1930).Re ALFRED ROBERT WATTS, of Mt.Magnet, overseer.

Date of petition: 2nd July, 1930.'Date of order for summary administration -- -21st August,

1930.Date of sequestration order-7th July, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -17th Septem-

ber, 1930, at a quarter -past Two p.m., at Supreme Court,Perth.

M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.21st August, 1930. 4000

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924, and in the matterof ELIZABETH PATERSON, of 12 Bay View- terrace, Claremont,mixed business proprietor, Debtor.IALBERT BULGIN, of Fremantle, manager, hereby certify

that at a meeting of the creditors of Elizabeth Paterson.of 12 Bay View- terrace, Claremont, duly convened and heldat A.M.P. Chambers, William-street, Perth, on I12onday, the11th day of August, 1930, a special resolution was duly carriedthat the said Elizabeth Paterson do execute a deed of assign-ment, in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924,to Quintin Hobden James, of 45-5] Weld Chambers, St.George's-terrace, Perth, chartered accountant (Mist.), asTrustee, for immediate realization.4001 A. BULGIN, Chairman.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the matter of ELIZABETH PATERSON, of 12 Bay View- terrace,

Claremont, mixed business proprietor, Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named lias executed

a deed of assignment to Quintin Hobden James, of 45 -51Weld Chambers, St. George's - terrace, Perth, chartered accoun-tant (Aust.), and the same is now lying for inspection andexecution at the offices of Q. H. James & Company. charteredaccountants ( Aust.) , 45 -51 Weld Chambers. Si;. Geur.te's-terrace. Perth.

Dated this 15th clay of August. 1930.

Q. H. JAMES, Trustee.Q. H. JAMES & COMPANY, chartered accountants (Aust.) ,

45-51 Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth. 4002

CHAIRMAN'` CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy .A1et 1924, and in the matterof ELIZABETH Tvitmu, of 114 Claremont - avenue, Claremont.,confectioner, Debtor.IGEOFFREY WHITEHEAD, of St. George's- terrace, Perth,, accountant, hereby certify that at a meeting of the

creditors of Elizabeth Tyrer, of Claremont - avenue, Claremont.duly convened and held at Weld Chambers, St. George'sterrace, Perth, on Friday, the 1st day of August, 1930, aspecial resolution was duly carried that the said ElizabethTyrer do execute a deed of assignment, in pursuance of PartXI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924, to Quintin Hobden James, of45 -51 Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth, charteredaccountant (Aust.), is Trustee.

4003 G. WHITEHEAD, Chairman.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the matter of ELIZABETH TruER, of 114 Claremont - avenue.

Claremont, confectioner, Debtor.110' OTICE is 'hereby given that 'the above named has executed1. 1 a deed of assignment to Quintin Hobden James, of 45 -51Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth, chartered accoun-tant (Aust.), and the sane is now lying for inspection andexecution at the offices of Q. H. James â. Company, charteredaccountants . (Aust.) , 45 -51 Wield Chambers, St. George's -terrace,- Perth.

Dated this 15th day of. Augnst, 1930.

Q. H. JAMES, Trustee.Q. H. JAMES & COMPANY, chartered accountants (Aust.),

45-51 Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth. 4004

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR . DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.305 of 1930 ).In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, and in the matter of. JOHN Kurt and HAROLD KING,trading as " J. & H. King," Debtors.

r HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of1 John King and Harold King, trading as "J. & H. King,'_'of Brompton, ,builders and contractors, duly convened and heldat Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Gawler- place,' Adelaide, on the 18th . dayof August, 130, a special resolution was duly carried thatthe said John King and Harold King do execute a .deed- ofassignment, in pursuance of Part -XI. of the Bankruptcy Act1924 - 1929., to Herbert Charles Thomas, of Adelaide, charteredaccountant, as Trustee. -

Dated the 20th day of August, 1930.E. S. BRIDGLAND, Chairman..

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

Filed this 26th day of August, 1930, at 3 p.m.4005 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.

305 of 1930) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, and in the matter of JOHN KING and HAROLD KING,trading as " J. & H. King," of Brompton, in the State ofSouth Australia, builders and contractors, Debtors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtors haveexecuted a déed of assignment to Herbert Charles

Thomas, of Adelaide, in the State of South Australia, char-tered accountant, and the same is now lying for inspectionand execution at the offices of Thomas & Sara, T. & G. Building;King William- street, Adelaide.

Dated this 20th day of August, 1930.4000 H. CHAS. THOMAS, Trustee.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.- -In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, and in -thematter of SAMUEL .WILLIAM CECIL ROY SHEARING, ofCroydon, in the State of South Australia, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 of the said Act,. have this dayfiled in the said Court such statement as by the said Act isrequired.

Dated this 23rd day of August, 1930.4007 A. TRICKETT, one of the Trustees.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.District of South Australia.

Tu the Registrar.TAKE notice that by deed dated the twenty -first day of

August, One thousand nine hundred and thirty, andmade in pursuance of . Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, Emma Fischer, of Payneham, in the Province of SouthAustralia, married woman, conveyed and assigned all her realand personal estate to James Churchill - Smith, of Ware Cham-bers, 112 King William- street, Adelaide, chartered accountant( Aust.) , the Trustee, upon trust for the benefit of the credi-tors of the said Embuai Fischer. A'nd further take notice thatsuch deed was duly executed as required by the said Act, andthat same lies for inspection and execution at the office ofthe undersigned. .

Dated at Adelaide the 22nd day of August, 1930.4005 J. CHURCHILL- SMITH, Trustee.

áìt the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.201 of 1930).In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, and in the matter of JOHANN GOTTIIOI.0 HEINRICHSrct:ERnlct:.- of Parrakie, in the State of South Australia,farmer.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 of the said Act, have this day tiledin the said Court such statement as by the said Act isrequired. It is proposed to pay a. first dividend of Sevenshillings in the pound (7s. in the £1 1 to all creditors who have.proved their claims and haste signed. the deed or assentedthereto in writing, on and after the 8th day of September,-1930. Dividend is payable at the office of David` Fellchartered accountants (Australia) , 91 King William- street,Adelaide.

Dated this 22nd day. of August, 1930.4011 A. TRICKETT. one of -the Trustees.

Nó. 78.-à-4tb September, 1930 1808 Commonwealth Gazette

CHAIRMAN'S. CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.301 of .1930).In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, and in the matter of EMMA. FISCHER, of Payneham,married woman, a Debtor.HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of

.Emma Fischer, of Payneham, married woman, duly con-

vened and held at the Young Men's Christian Associationrooms, Lawler- place, Adelaide, on the first day of August,1930, and duly adjourned to and duly held on the fifteenthday of August, 1930, a special resolution was duly carriedthat the said Emma Fischer do execute a deed of assignment,in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, toJames Churchill- Smith, of Adelaide, accountant, as Trustee.

L. G. GIBBINS, Chairman.Office of the Registrar,

Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.Filed this 22nd day of August, 1930, at 10 a.m.

4009 A, S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

Re THOMAS JoHN BUTTERwoRTH, Firebrace-street, Horsham,in the District of Victoria, music dealer and stationer (No.201 of 1930) .

AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared inthis matter. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the thirteenth day of September, 1930, will beexcluded.

Dated this fourth day of September, 1930.J. MOFFITT GRAHAM, Trustee.

EDWARD GRAHAM & SONS, public accountants, EquitableBuilding, Collins- street, Melbourne. 4012

Re JoHN HENRY GILL, 60 Wilson- street, Horsham, in the Dis-trict of Victoria, hatter and mercer (No. 178 of 1930) .

AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in

this matter. Creditors who have not proved theirdebts by the thirteenth day of September, 1930, will beexcluded.

Dated this fourth day of September, 1930.J. MOFFITT GRAHAM, Trustee.

EDWARD GRAHAM & SONS, public accountants, EquitableBuilding, Collins- street, Melbourne. 4013


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.308 of 1930 ) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924,and in the matter of WILLIAM HENRY CAMERON, of Meningie,in the State of South Australia, general storekeeper, aDebtor.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of

William Henry Cameron, of Meningie, in the State ofSouth Australia, storekeeper, duly convened and held at theoffices of John F. Key, Reid & Co., Steamship Buildings, Currie -street, Adelaide, on the twenty -first day of August, 1930, aspecial resolution was duly carried that the said WilliamHenry Cameron do execute a deed of assignment, in pursuanceof Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924, to Stanley McGregorReid and Frank Alick Thomas, both of Adelaide aforesaid,accountants, as Trustees.

Dated this 26th day of August, 1930.T. W. McMILLAN, Chairman.


Filed this 26th ds.y of August, 1930, at 3.40 p.m.4014 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.

306 of 1930) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924,and in the matter of WILLIAM HENRY CAMERON, of Meningie,to taie State of South Australia, . general storekeeper, aDebtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor has

executed a deed of assignment to Stanley McGregorReid and Frank Alick Thomas, both of Adelaide, accountants,and the sanie is now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the undersigned.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1030.S. McGREGOR REID,

} TrusteesF. A. TilOMAS,Steamship Buildings, Currie- street, Adelaide. 4015

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR APPLICATION TO BEREGISTERED AS QUALIFIED TO ACT AS TRUSTEE.

In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State ofNew South Wales and Territory for the Seat of Government(No. Y.49 of 1930 ) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1929, section 126, and in the matter of the applicationof VEBNON ELLERSLIE WATKINS to be registered as qualifiedto act as Trustee under the said Act.

ru ARE notice that Vernon Ellerslie Watkins, of IntercolonialHouse, 4 -6 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, in the State of

New South Wales, chartered accountant, intends, on Wednes-day, the twenty- fourth day of September, One thousand ninehundred and thirty, at the hour of Ten o'clock in the fore-noon, or so soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, to applyto the Court of Bankruptcy for an order in pursuance ofsection 126 of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929 directing that thesaid Vernon Ellerslie Watkins be registered as qualified to actas a Trustee under the said Act. And further take notice thatthe said application will be heard before His Honour Mr.Justice Lukin, on the day and at the hour aforesaid, at No. 2High Court, Dariinghurst.

Dated this twenty -first day of August, One thousand ninehundred and thirty.

EDWARD BEEBY, solicitor for the applicant, IntercolonialHouse, 4 -6 Castlereagh- street, Sydney. 4016

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 47of 1930).Re Eiuc C. GRAVELEY, of Snug, in Tasmania,labourer. Summary case.

Date of petition -22nd August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -22nd August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -5th September,

1930, at 119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, at Three p.m.4017 C. A. BENNETTO, Official Receiver.

Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 106of 1930 ) . In the matter of the assigned estate of OSCARERDLEN GOLDMAN TRUDINGER, of Adelaide, merchant, andalso trading as Con's Stores, of Gouger - street, Adelaide,clothier and mercer.

OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-1 suance of section 175 of the said Act, has this day filedin the said Court such statement as by the said Act is required.It is proposed to pay, on and after Thursday, the 18th day ofSeptember, 1930, a first dividend of One shilling and sixpencein the pound (is. 6d. in the £1) to all creditors who haveproved their claims and have signed the deed or assentedthereto in writing. Dividend is payable at the offices ofAndrews & Jolly, public accountants, Paringa Building, 13Hindley- street, Adelaide.

Dated at Adelaide this 27th day of August, 1930.F. W. JOLLY, Trustee.

Paringa Building, 13 Hindley- street, Adelaide. 4018

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.72 of 1929 ) . In the assigned estate of HAROLD EDWARD andADA COMLEY, Debtors.

Rte; OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-suance of section 175 of the said Act, has this day filed

in the said Court such statement as by the said Act is required.It .is proposed to pay, on and after the ninth day of Septem-bers 1930, a first and final dividend of Two shillings and onepenny in the pound (2s. ld. in the £1 ) to all creditors whohave proved their claims and have signed the deed or assentedthereto in writing. Dividend is payable at my offices atBrookman Buildings, Grenfell- street, Adelaide.

Dated at Adelaide this 26th day of August, 1930.4019 E. J. TRUSCOTT, Trustee.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRSTDIVIDEND.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.83 of 1929 ). In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1929, and in the matter of HUao ERNST MEIER, of Pinnaroo,garage proprietor, lately carrying on business under thefirm mane of Pinnaroo Motors.INOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention to declare a

first dividend in the above matter. Creditors who havenot proved their debts on or before the 14th day of September,1930, will be excluded from participation in this dividend.

Dated this 27th day of August, 1930.R. B. WILTSHIRE, Trustee.

Trustee Building, Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 4021

Oommonweslth Gazette 1809

APPLICATION TO BE REGISTERED AS QUALIFIED TOACT AS A TRUSTEE.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Government(No. T.47 of 1930). ---Ïn the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1929, section 126, and in the matter of the applitationof GARNET ETHEÍ.BERT MITeJELI. to be registered as qualifiedto act as a Trustee under the above- mentioned Act.

i

AKE notice that Garnet Ethelbert Mitchell, of Goulburn,I in the State of New South Wales, public accountant,intends, on Wednesday, the seventeenth day of September, Onethousand nine hundred and thirty, at the hour of Ten o'clockin the forenoon, or so soon thereafter as counsel can be heard,to apply to the Court of Bankruptcy for an order in pursuanceof the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929 directing that the said GarnetEthelbert Mitchell be registered as qualified to act as a Trusteeunder the said Act.

Dated this eleventh day of August, One thousand ninehundred and thirty.

MARSDEN MANFRED, solicitor for applicant, Goulburn(by his agents Garland, Seaborn & Abbott, Watson House,9 Bligh- street, Sydney) . 4020

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 81 of 1930.Re JOHN LAWRENCE LAINTOLL, of 20 James -place, Adelaide, hairdresser, lately carrying on businessat 10 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. Summary case.

Date of petition -20th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -21st August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th Sep-

tember, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at BankruptcyCourt Offices, Adelaide.

Date and place of public examination -15th September,1930, at Three p.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

No. 82 of 1930.Re OSCAR BENNO KNISPEL, of Seppeltsfield,gardener. Summary case.

Date of petition -21st August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -21st August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -10th Sep-

tember, 1930, át Eleven a.m., at Local Court, Tanunda.Date and place of public examination -10th September,

1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., ; at Local Court,Tanunda.

No. 83 of 1930. Re FRIEDRICH WILIIELM FEUERHERDT, ofAngaston, labourer, previously residing at Nuriootpa, andcarrying on business as a share gardener. Summary case.

Date of petition -22nd August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -22nd August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -10th Sep-

tember, 1930, at Two p.m.; at Local Court, Tanunda.Date and place of public examination --10th September,

1930, at half -past Two p.m., at Local Court, Tanunda.No. 84 of 1930.Re RICHARD CLARENCE UERN, of Gladstone,

electrician.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -9th Sep-


No. 87 of 1930.Re JAMES FIELD HEWISH, of 5th - avenue,Joslin Gardens, engineer, lately carrying on business as amotor service station proprietor, at corner of Main Northroad and Nottage- terrace, Medindie.

Date of petition -26th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -26th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -16th Sep-


NOTE. Mi debts due to the estates should be paid to me.A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.

Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide. 4022

In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State ofNew South Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Govern-ment (No. T.29 of 1930) . In the matter of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929, and in the matter of an application byRICHARD WILLIAM RUSSELL HALL to be registered as quali-fied to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

T AKE notice that Richard William Russell Hall, ofGloucester, chartered accountant, has been duly regis-

tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929.

4023 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.

No. 78.-4th Boptember, 1980.

In the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State ofNew South Wales and the Territory for the Seat of f lovern-went (No. T.36 of 1930).--In the matter of the BankruptcyAct 1924- 1929 section 126, and in the matter of an appli-cation by ROGER REGINALD BAJI, Y to be registered RS quali-fied to act as a Trustee under the said Act.

AKE notice that Roger Reginald Bailey, of 10 Castlereagh -1 street, Sydney, public accountant, has been duly regis-tered as qualified to act as a Trustee under the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929.4024 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Government(No, 29 of 1930 ).In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1929, section 126, and in the matter of the applicationof RICHARD WILLIAM RUSSELL HAIL to be registered asqualified to act as a Trustee under the said Act.TrHIS is to certify that Richard William Russell Hall, of

Gloucester, in thé State of New South Wales, has thisday been duly registered as qualified to act as a Trustee underthe Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929.

Dated this twenty- second day of August, One thousand ninehundred and thirty.4025 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria. In the

matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, and in the matterof JAMES SAMUEL CRITCHLEY, of " Como," Leopold, builder,a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor has

executed a deed of arrangement to George Wheatland,of 194 Ryrie- street, Geelong, chartered accountant (Aust.),and same is now lying for inspection and execution at 194Ryrie- street, Geelong.

Dated this 29th day of July, 1930.4026 GEO. WHEATLAND, Trustee.

NOTICE OF FILING OF CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Territory for the Seat of Government. In thematter of the Bankruptcy Art 1924 -1929, and in the matterof HARVEY JAMES REGINALD SLATER and WILLIAM HENRYHUGHES, trading as " Slater & Hughes," Debtors.

rp AKE notice that at a meeting of creditors of HarveyJames Reginald Slater, of Renown - avenue, Punchbowl,

near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, and of Parkes,in the said State, and William Henry Hughes, of Renown -avenue, Punchbowl aforesaid, trading as " Slater & Hughes,"at Punchbowl aforesaid, Sydney, in the said State, and Parkesaforesaid, as builders and timber merchants, duly convenedand held in the Board Room of the Institute of CharteredAccountants (Aust.), at 67 York - street, Sydney aforesaid, onthe twenty- eighth day of August, One thousand nine hundredand thirty, a special resolution was duly carried that the saidHarvey James Reginald Slater and William Henry Hughes,trading as " Slater & Hughes," do execute a deed of assignment,in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, toAthol Gordon Walker, of 350 George - street, Sydney chartered.accountant (Aust.), as Trustee, and that the chairman'scertificate of such resolution has this day been duly filed.

Dated this thirtieth day of August, One thousand ninehundred and thirty.

SAMUELSON & COWIE, solicitors for debtor, 115 Pitt -street, Sydney. 4027

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Territory for the Seat of Government.In thematter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, and in the matterof HARVEY JAMES REGINALD SLATER and WILLIAM HENRIHUGHES, trading as " Slater & Hughes," Debtors.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtors,

Harvey James Reginald Slater, of. Renown - avenue,Punchbowl, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales,and of Parkes, in the said State, and William Henry Hughes,of Renown - avenue, Punchbowl aforesaid, trading as " Slater &Hughes," at Punchbowl aforesaid, Sydney, in the said State.and Parkes aforesaid, as builders and timber merchants, haveexecuted a deed of assignment, under Part XI. of BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929, to Athol Gordon Walker, of Sydney, charteredaccountant (Aust.), and the same is now lying for inspectionand execution at the offices of Messrs. J. A. & A. G. Walker,chartered accountants (Aust.) , George-street., Sydney.

Dated this thirtieth day of August, One thousand ninehundred and thirty.

A. G. WALKER, Trustee.SAMUELSON & COWIE, solicitors for the Trustee, Dalton

House, 115 Pitt- street, Sydney. 4028

,Septeulber, :1930 181Q Commonwealth ,Gazette

' FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.R,TRUR ALEXANDER TRENCEARD SMITH, residing

and carrying on business at "Hariubada," Park -road.-hunter's Hill, builder (NO. S.390 uf 1930) .

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -17th Sep-teinber, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at the office ofthe Official'. Receiver, 182 Philip-street, Sydney.

Date. Of' public . examination-22nd September, 1930, atTen a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney. .

AlfT iüa W. 1 ÜLES, of Lane Cove -road, Turramurra (No. 8.375of 1929).

Date and .placée of first meeting of creditors-47th Sep-tember, 1930,- at a quarter -past Twelve p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 182 Phillip - street, Sydney.

,Date of public examination -22nd September, 1.9 :30, atTen a.m., at the. Bankruptcy Court, Eliza,betli- street,Sydney.

FREDERICK LA.MD, of " Ningadoo," Wyralla- avenue, Epping( Nu. S :376 of 1930) .

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -17th Sep-tember, 1930, at half -past Two p.in., at the office of the

'.Official Receiver, 182 Phillip- street, Sydney.Date of public examination -22nd September, 1930, at

Ten , a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street.Sydney.

GEORGE ALBERT l3ADCLIPk-E, of Mavnioiig Point, near Teralba,engine- driver (No. S.369 of 19:30) .

Date of order for Snnnna:ry administration-30th August.1930.

Date and place of first meeting of ereditors -9th October,1930, at Ten a.m., at the. Court House,. Newcastle.

Date of public examination -9th October, 1930, at Ten'a.m., at the Court House, Newcastle.

HOYTEN GEORGE COY, of Lithgow (No. 5.160 of 1929) .Date of order for summary administration-30th August.

1930.Date and place of first. meeting of creditors-9th October,

1930, at Ten a.m., at tire. Court House, Lithgow.Date of public examination -9th October, 1930, at Tt.ii

a.m., at the Court House, Lithgow.WILLIAM THOMAS CLOSE, of " Aniilda, "' Eighth- street, Weston,

miner (No. 5.389. of 1930) .

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -24th Sep-tember, 1930, at half -past Nine a.m., at the CourtHouse. Kurri Kurri.

Date of public examination -24th September. 1930, athalf -past Nine a.m., at the Court. House, Kurri Kurri.

ANDREW .DUNN. lately residing at First - street, Weston, nowof 9 Charles- street, Wickham, miner (No. 5.364 of 1930) .

Date Of order for summary administration -30th August,X930.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -8th October,1930, at half -past Nine u.in., at the Court House, Kurri-Kurri.

Date of public examination-8th October, 1930, at halfpast Nine a.m., at the Court I-louse, Kurri Kurri.

HARRY RAYMOND SMITH, of Kearslev, colliery employee (No.5.365 of 1930) .

Date of order for summary administration-30th August.1930.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -8th October,1930, at half -past Nine a.m., at the Court Rouse, KurriKurri.

Date of public examination-8th October. 1930, at halfpast Nine a..iti., at the Court House, Kurri Kurri.

JOSEPH BETUOS, of Rockhampton, Queensland, lately carryingon business at and about Rockhampton and in the DawsonValley District, Central Queensland, formerly carrying onbusiness in New South Wales and Victoria, hawker (No.8.349 of 1930) .

Date of public examination -22nd September, 1930, atTen a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street.Sydney (re- entered) .

C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver.182 Phillip- street, Sydney, 30th August, 1930 . 4029

- NOTICE OF SEQUESTRATION ORDERS.ILLIAM THOMAS STRACHAN, lately of 81 Arthur

street, Surry Hills, bread- carter, now of 25 Johnstreet, Petersham (No, 5.391 of 1930) .

Date of petition - --11th June, 1930.Date-of sequestration order. --21st August. 1930.

ROBERT .LIMES ANDREWS, of Stoney Chute, Nimbin, labourer.lately carrying on business at Stoney Chute, Nimbin andWhian : Whinn -(No. 8.392 of 1930) .

Date of .petition 9th August, 1930.Hate of sequestration nrder -25th August. 1930.

THERESA ANN FURBE, now and -lately residing- at Ettalong,Broken Bay -road, Ettalong, and carrying on business as

Ettalong Hall," picture show proprietress (No. 'S.393 of1930) . ..

Date of petition 25th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

R. : SmITH, of .Greenthorpe, storekeeper (No. 394 of 1930) .Date of petition 25th June, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

C. 'WAINWRIGHT, of- PlimsollPIimsol.l and Wellington streets, SarisSouci, 'lately' residing at Fairview- street, Arneliffe- (No.S :395 of 1930):

Date Of 'petition-22nd. July, 1930.Date of sequestration order --25th August, 1930.

R. H. CALLABY, trading as " Advance Tyre Service," Crown -street, Wollongong, service station proprietor (No. S :396 of1930).

Date of petition --10th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order 25th August, 1930.

THOMAS F. G. BARBELL, of Fourth - street, Kempsey, garageproprietor (No. S.397 of 1930) .

Date of petition -8th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order 25th August, 1930.

MARGARET P. Beach, of 19 King George- street, North Sydney,lately of 15 Upper .ßayview- street, Lavender Bay (No.S.398 of 1930) .

Date of petition -3rd July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

BUCIHANAN BLACK, of 19 King George- street, North Sydney,lately of 15 Upper Bayview- street. Lavender Bay (No.S.399 of 1930) .

Date of petition -30th June, 1930.Date of seqúestration order-25th August, 1930.

EDITH CATHERINE CAMPBELL, married woman of Rose Bay(No. S.400 of 1930) .

Date of petition -,10th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25t1í August, 1930.

W. N. G. MARTIN, of 122 Spencer- street, Cremorne, retiredbank manager (No..S.401 .óf .- 193(1:) .. 'Date of .petition-12th (Idly,' 1930.

Date of sequestration order 25th August, 1930.R. .B. SALISBURY, of Penant Hills -road, Pennant Hills, motor

garage proprietor (No. 8.402 of 1930.Date of. petition --1st August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

IROLAND JOHN SHEAE.IAN, of Parkes, hotelkeeper (No. S.403of 19301.

Date of petition -30th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order-25th August, 1930.

A. WARD, of Commercial Bank Chambers, George- street,Sydney (No. S.404 of 1930) .

Date of petition -27th June, 1930.Date of sequestration order-25th August, 1930.

WILLIAM HENRY Duic c, of Tumbarumba, garage proprietor(No. S.405 of 1930) .

Date of petition -3rd July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

ALFRED PORTER, of 88 Burwood -road, Burwood, storekeeper(No. S.400 of 1930) . -

Date of petition -27th March, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

H. C. Co&,aarat (a male), of 37 -39 Pitt- street. Sydney, in-surance manager (No. S.407 of 1930) .

Date of petition-8th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

LESLIE RICHARD DUNBIER, of Dean- street. Albury, baker andlm.stryeeok (No. 5.408 of 1 930) .

Date Of petition --21st July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.

11 asaa u FINLAY, of Baradine, labourer (No. 5.409 of 1930) .Date of petition -4th June, 1930.Date or sequestration order-25th August, 1930.

Airrnisa PRICTEI{, of 37A Gosford -road, Hamilton, generalstorekeeper, lately residing and carrying on Business atBridge - street., New Lainbton (No. S.410 of 1930).

Data, of petition -14th August, 1930.Date sf order -25th August, 1930.

.OlTN CI! .V'MA1, of Margaret- street, Cessnock, ininer (No.S.411 of 1930).

Date of sequestration order -26th August, 1930.PETER A1;ci,sTu7s Cr.AYTON, of Milfield, miner (No. 5.412

of 1930) .Date of sequestration order-26th August, 1930.

ARTHUR DENISON, of 119 Hebbard- street, South Broken Hill,labourer (No. 5.413 of 1930) .

Date of sequestration order-26th August, 1030.EULE Al -BREY PEN(EI.LY, of Rarellan, garage proprietor (No.

S.414 of 1930) .Date of petition - --21st July, 1930.Date of sequestratiou :order --27th August, 1930.

RICHARD BY RNE, of Argyle- street, Moss Vale, storekeeper(lti o. S.415 of 1930) .

])ate of petition -26th August, 1930.Dote of sequestration order -27th august. 1930.

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CHARLES WILLIAM of Jeir, ,near )(ass, labourer (No.S.416 of 1930).,

Ri.

:Date of petition= -25th Aug*, 1930.Date of sequestration, order - - -27th August, 1930.

EDWARD GEORGE -.MAIDEN , - of Everdale, Cobar, grazier - (No:::.:8,417,_ of 1030) ., .

Date of petition. _ .29th; . May, 1930.Date of .sequestration order -27th August; 1930.

J. ELIZABETH NoRMA,x, of ; " Fairmount," Bowral, boarding-house proprietress (No. 8.418 of 1930) .

.Date of; petition -1.7th .July, 1930. .Date of sequestration order-27th August, 1930.

ROBERT CRARTR . + of Church - street, Lidcombe, . motormechanic, lately carrying on business at 271 Parramatta-road, Haberfield, as a motor garage proprietor (No. S.419

;of 1930).Date, of petition-28th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -28th August, 1930.

L. C. FLETCHER (a male) , of " Hollywood," Illawarra- street,Allawah, lately residing at 204 Forest -road, Hurstville(No. 5.420 of 1930.

Date of petition -11th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -28th August, 1930.

NoTE. -A 11 debts due to the estates should be paid to me.

C. F. W. LLOYD, Official - Receiver:''182 Phillip - street, Sydney, 30th.August, 1930. 4030

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION. FOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In. the Court of Bankruptcy., District of South, . Australia(No. 309 of 1930) .--In the matter of _the- Bankruptcy. Act1924 -1929, and in the matter of PEecY TROUPE PUDNEY, ofTorrens -road, Franklin, in the State. of South Australia,carpenter and builder, a Debtor... ,

HEREBY 'certify that at a meeting of thé creditors ofPercy Troupe Pudney, of Torrens -road, Franklin, in the

tate of South Australia, carpenter and builder, duly. eon--,veried' and -held at the offices of John F. Key, Reid & Co.,Steamship Buildings, Currie- street, Adelaide, on the twentyfifth day of August, 1930, a special resolution was dulycarried that the said Percy Troupe Pudney do execute a deedof assignment in pursuance of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929, to Stanley McGregor Reid and Frank AlickThomas, both of Adelaide aforesaid, accountants, as Trustees.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1930.E. T. BRIDGLAND, Chairman.


Filed this 28th day of. August, 1930,. at 3.40 p.m.

4031 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION . OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South . Australia

(No. 309 of 1930).--In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1929, and in the matter òf PERCY TROUPE PUDNEY, ofTorrens -road, Franklin, in the State of South Australia,carpenter and builder, a Debtor.7 OTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor has

executed a deed of assignment to Stanley McGregorReid and Frank Alick Thomas, both of Adelaide, accountants,and the same is now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the undersigned.

Dated this 28th day of August; 1930.

S. McGREGOR REID,F. A. THOMAS, S

Steamship Buildings, Currie- street, Adelaide. 4032

Trustees.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.l n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 10 of 1930 ) . -In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924-1929, and in the matter of FRIEDRICH GOTTHELF ERNST

.AYPELT, of Eudunda, ire the State of South Australia,general storekeeper, a Debtor. -

OTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor hasexecuted- a deed of assignment to Stanley McGregor

Reid and Frank Alick Thomas, both of Adelaide, accountants,and, the same-is now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the undersigned.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1930.

S. McGREGOR REID, Trustees,F. A. THOMAS,

;.: Steamship Buildings, Currie - street,. Adelaide. .. 4034

2598. -2

CHAIRMAN'S C=ERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF' ASSI fib .

lu the 'emir V' of 13äükrupt r 3li riet òf:- `Böïith Austral-(No. 310' of '1-930).-7-In' the matter 'of: the Ilankrüptcy lct1. 924 1929, .a.nd in. the matter of F1iÍÉDRICii GOTTHLLF ERNSTÀraE.tT. ol Eudunda, in the State- of `;= Sriuth Australia,general store keeper, a Debtor.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of''tlhè: creditors of

Friedrich Gotthelf Ernest Appelt, of Eudu da, in the Stateof South Australia., general storekeeper, duly, convened, andheld at , the Bard Room, .Chamber áf: Commerce, Waymouth-street, Adelaide,. on the twenty- sixth day of August,_ 1930,, aspecial resolution was duly carried.. that the .said .FriedrichGotthelf Ernst .- Appelt do execute a deed of a ssignment inpursuance of..Part. XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924- 1929,, toStanley McGregor Reid and Frank Alick Thomas,; both ofAdelaide aforesaid, accountants, as . Trustees.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1930.J. G. ROBERTSON, Chairman.

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District, of South Australia.

Filed this 28th day of August, 1930, at 3.40 p.m.4033 A. S..HOWLA ND, Registrar..

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South -Australia.-In the assigned estate of HUGH TIE DuNCHUE and MYRTLE:OLIVE DUNdu.UE, trading as " H. T: Dunchue," of Sema-phore -road, Semaphore, in the State of South Australia,niercers.NOTICE is hereby given that the. Trustees herein, in ,our

súarée of section 175 of Part XI. of the Bankrüptcÿ"Acts 1924 -1929, have .this day, filed in the above named Courtsnéh 'aéeoùnt as by the said Act is required: It is proposedto,, pay a: _Third, ,Dividend of Two shillings in the ponhd (2s.,in. £1) to all partnership, creditors who have proved, theirclaims_ : and have signed the deed or 'assented thereto. ' inwriting, on and after Friday, the nineteenth day of Septepïl er,1930, at the offices of John F. Key, Reid & Co., SteamshipBuildings, Currie street, Adelaide.

Dated at Adelaide this 29th day of August, 1930.F. A:. THOMAS, one of the said Trustees.

,Steamship Buildings, Currie street, Adelaide. 4035

N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasania. ReI mFRANK RUSH, refreshment -room proprietor, of 31 Eliza -4beth- street, Hobart (No. 49 of 1930) .

Date of petition -27th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -27th August, 1930. .

Date and place of first ;ieeting of creditors --119 Macquarie -street, Hobart, on 9th September, 1930, at Three p.m.

4036 C. A. BENNETTO, Official Receiver.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 67 of 1930 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of REGINALDCHARLES WHIP, of " Lindon Caves," near Roma, in theState of Queensland, grazier, a Bankrupt.

Date of petition -12th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th July, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th Septem-

ber, 1930, at the office of the CIerk of Petty Sessions,Roma, at Eleven a.m.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.

28th August, 1930. 4038

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 73 of 1930).-Re bankrupt estate of W ILLi.&THOMAS PICKARD MOGAviN, of Brisbane, in the Stateof Queensland, window display artist, a Bankrupt.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th Septem-ber, 1930, at the office of the Official Receiver, StateGovernment Insurance Building, Elizabeth- street, Bris-bane, at half -past Two p.m.

F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.28th August, 1930. 4039

I N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland (No. 69 of 1930 ) .-Re bankrupt estate of JAmEs.AFFLECK ConniE, of Eagle Junction, Brisbane, in = theState of Queensland, stockbroker, a Bankrupt.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th Septem-ber, 1930, at the office of the Official Receiver, StateGovernment Insurance Building, Elizabeth- street, .Bris-bane, at Eleven a.m.

F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.26th August, 1930. 4040

tó. fiB.Rt°li` Sëlítëúïber, 19Ó"r r'-

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DISCHARixE.

t U. 2 of 1P,23 , Ke

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BEIi\ ALD. VABNEY,1ATHITTAHLB,

fOr-IN ir nialy 4 Doiii,4zille and Cuuimius farmer, but nowresiding

,Nature tif. oic%t-»*4clïarbe sùslieiidëd for tlirëe . moútlisfrdm 30t1í rimy,' 3 939.

No. 3 of 1928. -ke ARTHUR J616' Limn, of Port Nöaï l uñga,inötòr n#ièchh4ic

x; °. ...:

])alts' Of r k 11aí1'í d' ë, 1939:Natif *e Of i der Diselim ged unconditionally..

NW. 151 M 1028:-.Re' BEATRICE HILDA LOVELESS) wife ofWïillianr Gebiige Lä Veless ," of Holden- avenue, Holden Park,

- 1ái i ear'ryhig ón bùs'iness at Port road, Woodville, as TheUz;i eirsiit Hardware Stores; fotitierly Mrs. Mansell, of

"Strá l all3yit and Pamas, Norwood, and lately known astl VY, ; of Glenela and Mile End.

Nature of order - Discharge suspended for twelve Monthsfrom 11. th j une, .1930. .

No. 26 of 1929. -Re ARTHUR_ THOMAS GEORGESON, of Wolseley,altd càrryiing ón' business at R'seley, South Australia, andWarracknabeal, Victoria, as a contractor.

Natiire òf ` ordét= Di'schar'g suspended for three monthsfrom 12th- Jitnre, 1930.

No. 29 of 1929. Re ERIC .TAMES CIiIGWIDDEN, of VictorHarlient, labourer, lately residing at Mount Compass.

Nature of order Discharge suspended for.- three monthsfrom .20th. June, 1930.

Noe._ $; óf ,1929. -Re EUGENE ALBERT W ICKINS, of Kool..hoteikeeper,, lately carrying on inasiness at Welling on.0otel, Wellington.

Nature of order - Discharge suspended for twelve monthsfrom 27th June, 1930.

11ÌÓ::$ oí: ,Ì9L9.= RáL Ì VERNòi CRATWFÖRD, OÌ W01101Ä:$otei, ]àvvk , lnotelkeepet.

NatUr tif bis'çha_t e sttsoei7déd_ for tw eacs frd fi4th duly, 19 .

Nib: 3 of '193iì: -Rc ßvÁ MAY l Í o b, of 20 Marlborough-tieei, College Park; initiate; ldfèl3* resldxrig at 203 Rinidle-

'. strëet; Adelaide; and b irhain- street, Glenelg -Stimt ymane.

Date of order -20th June, 1930:Nature of order Discharged unconditionally.

A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.4039th August, 1930.

T N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland.j (No. 10 of 1930) -Re bankrupt estate of dAMEB"ROSEMAN, of Yalleroi, near Blackall, in the State ofQueensland, labourer.

Date of petition ---7th August, 1930.tide setliiestration order -11th August, 1930.Ddte and place òf first meeting of Creditors -11th Septem-

ber, 1930,' at half-past Two p.m., at the office of theCleric of Petty Sessions, Blackall.

NOTE. -Ali debts due to the estate should be paid to me.JOHN O'DUFFY,

Local Deputy Public Curator, for -and On behalfOf Official Receiver.

East- street, Rockhampton, 26th Aingust, 1930. 4041

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE FIRST ANDFINAL DIVIDEND.

In the matter of WILLIAM MUSKETT, of Wellington- street,Perth, café proprietor.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare

a first and final dividend in the above matter onThursday, the second day of October, 1930.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only who havesigned or assented to the deed of assignment.

Dated this twenty -sixth day of August, 1930.A. J. McLAREN, Trustee.

BUÌUtETT & MeLAREN, chartered accountants (Must.).Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth. 4042

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.pEBTOR'S Namè- GARFIELD EDWARD JOHN BowleK.

A ddriess, .- Gheltenh:ain -. crescent, Cheltenham; business atParramatta -road, Ashfield; as Super Service Station, andpractising at 154 Phillip-street, . Sydney.

Description - =Barrister- at=law.Cdiirt =- Bankruptcy, . Dietriet, of New South Wales.Number -5.264 of 1930.Date_ fixed for hearing -30th .September, ..:1930.

4044 N. C. LOCKB:Á , R4-44ti át.

Iñ the Court of 11'ani `rtiptcy:IVIDENTDS are intended-tó. Jet: _declared _ in the under-

mentioned estates. C editors wlio.have,not proved. theirdebts by',the 13th :day of :September, :1930; will be excluded.-

JOHN HOPKINS WALTER, of Harcourt, storekeeper- Assignedthe 19th day of lAruaiÿ, 193ñ:= Third:

WILLIAM 1-IN-1 ÓN JOHNSON ; -' bt 180 Hare,-street, Echuca,èfectioner- Assigned the 17th day- :öf July, 1930.First.

ALBERT THOMAS HocrAi r,' of 44' 'CliapeI- street, Windsor,and 108.:Haitipshire -read; Sunshine, . fancy goods dealer-Assigned the 4th day of August, 1930. -First and final.

Dated. this 23rd day of August, 1930.

EDWARD W. SM AIL, chartered accountant and registeredtrustee, Broken Hill Chambers; 31 Queen- street, Melbourne.

4043

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Smith Australia.

No. t2 of 19.30. Re SIDNEY ROBERT IRELAND, of Mundoora,storekeeper.

Date and .place . of ..public examination -16th September,1930, it half -past Teri a.m., át Bankruptcy Court,Adelaide. ..

No: 88 of,. 1930. -Re ALBERT.. EDWARD ABERG, of 60 Huntriss-stt et, Tötf m ills, lately residing at 162 King Wifriarci-road, Hyde Park, and carrying on business at that addressan á- prods .i ieiicharnt and haul and beef shop proprietor,Hind fdrinerly Of Wall Flat, dairy farmer.

DMA Of petltiiñ =28th August, 1930:Date of sequestration order-28th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting Of credito1s- -110

. September, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at BankruptcyCourt Ofiiaes, Adelaide.

No 89 of 1930. --Re CLIFFORD EnwiN DENNIS, of Meadows,formerly of Clarence Park; - earrier's labourer Summarycase.

Date of petition -28th August, 1930.Date of Sequestration order, -28th August, ,1930.Date and. . place of first meeting of creditors -15th

September, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at BankruptcyCourt Ofñces, Adelaide.

Date and place of public examination -15tíí September,1930, at Eleven a.M., at Bankruptcy COurt, Adelaide.

No. 90 of 1930.-Re Louis HENRY LEwIN, of 173 Napierterrace, Westbourne Park, commercial traveller - Summarycase.

Date of petition -28th August, 1930.Date öf sequestration order -28th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th

September, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at BankruptcyCourt Offices, Adelaide.

])ate and place of public examination -18th September,1930, it Eleven a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

11 TOTE. -All debts due to the estates should be paid to me.A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.

11-ankruptcy Court, Adelaide, 36th August; 1930. 4045

N the COUrt of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 172Tof 1930). Re bankrupt estate of FRANK LOOKYER GRIM -WOOD, of Balranald, New South Wales, garage proprietor.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -11th Septem-ber, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice, Melbourne.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. 11. L. LOI70H11EY, Acting Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, 29th August, 1930. 4046

I the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 295of 1930 ).-Pe bankrupt estate of WALTER JOHN TOMMY,Of 47 The Crescent, Sandringham, solicitor, and HORACEGEORGE WIMPOLE, of 161 Fitzroy street, St. Kilda, solicitor,and carrying on business as barristers and solicitors at1255 Qìieeh= átreet, Melbourne, under the style or firm oftlaïtth Duffy, King & C ©., combined with Toohey &

finilïöle,Date :ííc1 plàçe of first meeting of creditors -9th September.,

1930, at a quarter -past Two p.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice, Melbourne.

NoTn. -All debts due to the - estate should be paid to me.

W. H. L. Lat 4l#ft. !, Actiïig Official Receiver.BfiW Courts, 1bò rne", 29th Aggitst, 1080. . 4048

Gexii 4i;ettiteitith 44161i4Neti

PTO ti1e Court óf Bankruptcy, 'DiMriet of Victoria (No. 211 ofGoan LovE, of Mount Macedon;

ittvelttOr.

AT OTICE is hereby given that the above-named Court hisappisirtedTuesda ; the seeond day of September, 1930,

atlate - ria,st = o'clock. in thr'fbrenoen. for holdzing the publieexamination of the above-named debtor, at the High CourtBuildings, Melbourne.

Dated this twenty -ninth day of July, 1930.404T

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-W. H. LOUGHlt 1 , Acting Official Receiver.

N the Court of Bank-mitten District of Victoria (No. 306of 1930). -Re bankrupt estate of THOMAS JAMES POWELL,of 3 Miller- street, Box Hill, formerly of Belgrave, labourer.

Date of petition -26th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -26th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -9th September,

1930, at half -past Ten a.m.. at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

NOTE:- -Alt debts due to the estate should he paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, 29th August, 1930. = 404e

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of Vie :tor (No. 30'1of 1930).-Re bankrupt estate of C i.IA ROW Jo rsorb of15 Beattie - avenue, Toorak, married woman, formerlycarrying on business at High- street, Thórnbury, 'as aconfectioner.

Date of petition -26th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order-26th August. 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -9th September,

1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

Nom. -All debts due .tó the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver,

Law Courts. Melbourne, 26th August, 1930. 4050

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 308of 1930) .Re bankrupt estate of JAMES ROBERT PONTON,of Fairview street, Newtown, Geelong, draper, formerlycarrying on business at Moorabool- street. Geelong, andLittle Malop- street, Geelong, but now carrying on businessat Latrobe- terrace. Chilwell, Geelong.

Date of petition -28th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -28th August. 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -11th Septem-

ber, 1930, at half -past Two p.m.. at Law Courts, Geelong.NoTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

w. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts. Melbourne, 29th August, 1930. 4051

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 309of 1930).-Re bankrupt estate of WILLIAM RONALDMcERvALE, of Pier Milian, Iabourer, formerly grazier.

Date of petition -29th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -29th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -12th Septem-

ber, 1930, at half -past Ten o'clock a.m., at OfficialReceiver's Office, Melbourne.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, 29th August, 1930. 4052

j N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 310j of 1930) . -Re bankrupt estate-of EUGENE GAWNE, of 289Whitehorse -road, Box Hill, postal employee.


tember, 1930, at Two p.m., at Court House, Ararat.NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 29th August, 1930. 4053

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 311of 1930).-Re bankrupt estate of RUDERT WILLIAMHARRISON, of 16 York - street, Glenferrie, foreman.


tember, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at OfficialReceiver's Office, Melbourne.

NoTE... -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, . 30.äi August, 1930. 4054

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NOTIVE -6.114l1/1. i TSEV-AinaiiRS.

Distrïet of :Nortlr,erri:Quèèrtstsdzd.V ICTOR A,MOI1,Y, of Tully, cane cutter No 49. of 1.1.30)-

1)ate of p.etitionr---14tL August, 1930:Date of sequestration ord.er---118th.. August, 1.Oij0.

ScIiaaL HtïLLAtrAN; of Cairns, tailor ( No. 50 of 1,s30*.Date- of .petition_-alst. August, 1930.Date of sequestration order-25th August, 1930;

J. BRADLEY,Local Deputy l'atblic. Curwtor,. Townsviile, for

and on behalf of the Official Receiver.27th August, 1930. 4055

In the Court. of Bankruptcy, District af_ ictorìa.- -In,.. the-matter of EDWARD BOND KANEEN, of 122 Koornang -road,Carnegie; shopkeeper.

FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared.in theA matter of thé above- named, whose estate was assigned

on the. 15th. July, 1930, Creditors who have not proves& heirdebts by the 18th day of September, 1930, will be ,excluded.

Dated the 29th day cf August, 1930.V. G. H. HABR.IW ,, Tru ae.

J. V. M. WOOD ,k. CO., chartered accountants . (Anat,. 1,:bankruptcy trustees and specialists, 438 Bourke-street,bourne. Central 7324. . 4O50

In the matter of GEORGE W. PARIINSON and EDWIN G.CROKER, trading as Parkinson & Croker, of 3)0 ; lilplson-street Fitzroy, furniture manufacturers, who estate waftassigned on the 30th day of July, 1929.

..SECOND and Finns: Divkiend is intended to .be declared.Creditors who have not proved their debts by the 15th

day of September, 1930, will be excluded.Dated this 29th day of August, 1930.

G. M. FOSBERY, Trustee.G. M. FOSBERY, public accountant and registered trustee,

379 Collins- street, Melbourne. Telephone. Central 2435. 4057

he Court of Bankruptcy, ;)istriet of Western Australia1 (No. 72 Of 1930). Re. (.uuAuLES WALTER .JONES, of

Harvey, contractor.Date of petition -11th August. 1930.Date of order for summary administration -25th August,

1930.Date of sequestration order -15th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -19th Septem-

ber, 1930, at a quarter past Three p.m., at Supreme Court,Perth.

M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.25th August, 1930. 4058

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No. 75 of 1930).--Re ERIC FRANCIS FLINGERS LLOYD.of Victoria Park, and formerly of Pingelly, fariner.

Date of petition -18th August, 1930.Date of order for summary administration-25th August,

1930.Date of sequestration order -18th August, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -19th Septem-

ber, 1930, at a quarter past Two p.m.. at Supreme Court,Perth.

M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.25th August, 1930. 4059


In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1929, Part XI., andin the matter of ARTHIIB PATRICK GEE, farmer, of Westonia,a Debtor.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of

Arthur Patrick Gee, duly convened and held at the officeof John E. Gibson, Goldsbrough House, Perth, on the twenty-sixth day of August, 1930, a special resolution was dulycarried that the said Arthur Patrick Gee do execute a deedof assignment in pursuance of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1929, to John Eric Gibson, of Goldsbrough House,Perth, as Trustee.4000 :a. SILVESTER, Chairman.

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iF EVIENt.-ROVEbïEbl*,RETAT DOLPHIN

t.e4s4 an t rs 4P,uo+To : $ii.7fïAT,` 4ated _ 3 ïst- Marchs192OTICE , is . her .*iveït<, tliat Iiersriann , Oberscliulte, - the

prolsxietor=kok the tabpve3í 1*.tter gatent, is prepared tolicenae .thn..-tuiufacture: = of ;the ,-a#í(ivel patented 4fiveutien,-,entitled." Itulirovezhent rciatiiig to dolphin piles," or-°-ttii seilor oth+erwises;dis,pose,;ofAke -pá#,éait ori_sreasoiiableí tericus; oroffers, proposals,

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ot . puggestlous,, from any person, firm, orcorpraion exercising, and/ori*exid.nig t`he 40ted 4 MY00on Australiá or of otherwisesupplying '=the '4equttremeñts of tlìé public>in respeçt of saidinvëhtion, will be favorably considered.

FRED WALSH, ' patent attorney for the proprietor, Georgeand Barrack streets, Sydney, New South-Wales. 4010

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